Border Patrol, Mexico's National Guard ramp up efforts to curb illegal border crossings
Mexico's National Guard has been on high alert since American officials recently pressured their Mexican counterparts to help tamp down illegal crossings.
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Mexico's National Guard has been on high alert since American officials recently pressured their Mexican counterparts to help tamp down illegal crossings.
Mexico's National Guard has been on high alert since American officials recently pressured their Mexican counterparts to help tamp down illegal crossings.
Technically still in the u.s. sam schultz is a longtime resident of the area. >> i've never seen it before. >> reporter: you've never seen the national guard out here like this. >> reporter: the mexican national guard is on high alert. american officials pressured mexican authorities to attempt on record numbers of illegal crossings and so far it's making an impact. daily apprehensions across the southern border have fallen by over 50% since hitting a record in december. but still, some migrants were gathering here by the dozens when we visited. this man traveled from turkey. you say to people...
Obtaining an immigration visa and gives people time in the u.s. as they wait for the immigration court cases to be decided. which often takes years. schultz, who helps provide food and other goods to migrants here, says these tents won't stay empty for long. >> there is a pent-up dam of demand to come across so all we can do is just be ready for the next deluge to come because it's going to come. >> reporter: adam yamaguchi, cbs news, jacumba hot springs, california. >> norah: nasa's first moon loon landing in decades like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney fa...
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