this morning, the justice department is now assessing the treatment of migrants ale lock the u.s./mexico border amid troubling reports, specifically claims texas troopers were ordered to deny drinking water to the mi grants in the blistering heat and reports that they were told to push them back into the rivers of the rio grande back toward mexico. we have rosa flores there in eagle pass, texas, near the border for us. what are you seeing? this is where it is all going down, kate. and we have saw a large group of migrants pass, and let me set the scene for you, here. the state of texas has several layersf border there. and the first two sets is of constantine wire here, the property owner has asked the state of texas to remove it, and texas refused to do so.
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their job of preventing crime are colluding with those people committing those crimes. reporter: father alejandro have been giving migrants a free meal and a bed at this hostel for the last five years. bitter experience tells him they will press on despite the risks rather than go home to poverty. translator: this is an intermittable exodus. it never ends. but i m sure they re going to make history. they re going to rebuild america. reporter: but before they make that history or achieve their own more modest dreams, these poor migrants must first survive the train of death. that s karl penhaul reporting. there are more than 20,000 illegal immigrants taking the train in the first four months of this year alone. last year, nearly 10,000 mi