thought was guarding the property at the time they arrived. brooke singman has the latest. todd, ashley we are learning that they were dead by the time the import authorities arrived. the two other victims, eric james williams survived the horrifying and back in the united states, travelers from north carolina went so that they tell me took procedure and the mother giving this update, she is doing okay, she is crying, watched two of them die. they died in front of her. this photo shows nikki in the back of an ambulance after rescued from the mexican authorities, they cross the border and brought to a hospital in texas shortly after they were saved. the victims were held in this small shack located in rule part of eastern new mexico where they got lost and mistaken by members of the drug cartel for drug
we are seeing high speed chases with human smugglers commonplace, you have fentanyl pouring in with drug mules, and the president mavis itted the border finally. what i m seeing on the ground, what he saw was a snapshot of a more complex and dangerous reality. sandra: kelly o grady in arizona, thank you. john: byron york has a few thoughts about the trip to the border, a new column freshly hot off the press, still steaming, byron, you say, the president likely made things worse with this trip. how so? well, republicans had wanted joe biden to visit the border for the last two years and the reason they wanted that was they wanted him to see the damage that his policies have done, not just in border communities, but actually across the country. we have seen video, played a lot on fox of migrants sleeping in
but it was not food, alex connected with a friend online, and bought fentanyl from him, he used uber connect to deliver it to her. never in 1 million years what i think that they were delivering a lethal dose of fentanyl. but that is what happened. wilbur connect was created during the pandemic, a fast way to santa goods with drivers, unlike the postal service and other major delivery services, uber connect packages are not randomly inspected, and drivers are not allowed to open them. nbc news spoke to six former and current drivers telling nbc, they worry some of their packages were suspicious, and they are unwittingly being used as drug mules. this driver asked us to conceal his identity, and disguise his voice fearing retribution. [inaudible] uber says using a services
food, and it was immediately eat anything out of the ordinary. but it wasn t food. alex connected with a friend online and bought frontal from him three times. he is doable connect to delivered her. i think you deliver a over connect was created during the pandemic, a fast way to send goods without drivers. unlike the poses other major delivery services. okay. nbc spoke to six former and current over jarvis, and they tell nbc, that some of the packages were suspicious and they re unwittingly being used as drug mules. they dropped as to conceal his identity and described his voice, fearing retribution. [inaudible]