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drone in rio grande valley. border control officials are overwhelmed trying to keep up with the influx of migrants, getting help from volunteers. william longiness is live in the area with more. reporter: we are basically on private ranch land. this is a popular smuggling route. thousands of migrants are crossing the rio grande river on a daily basis. some get caught, some don t. this is a popular smuggling route. ranch owners have seen a steady increase in migration since february, they ve are fences cut, property vandalized. there s a group that has a network of trail cameras that are maintained and monitored real-time by the border patrol and texas dps. they show large groups and individuals in the deep brush trying to avoid detection. what they re really trying to avoid is the checkpoint, which is about two miles from where i am. what happens is the smugglers drop off the migrants south of the checkpoint and they cut in to the east or the west and they cut the fences an