saying they ve gotten in and they don t have the immigration paperwork to be able to travel into the country and that means they re also not allowed to enter many of the shelters here in el paso that can help keep them warm throughout the night. this is a situation that is becoming very tenuous, very distressful here in the overnight hours. the city of el paso says that many of the migrants who do not have the proper paperwork cannot go inside the convention centers. there are no signs of heating lights or lamps. many migrants will be left on their own in the horribly frigid temperatures. you can see just how many people are out here tonight.
late last night there were emergency teams from the city of el paso driving around this area. this is just outside the sacred heart church shelter in downtown el paso. they normally can fit 130 people inside this shelter. last night they upped that to 200 because the temperatures got down to 19, 20 degrees. absolutely excruciatingly painful. one person we talked to a while ago said who slept out here last night said it felt like they were a passenger on the titanic it was so cold. and the concern is is that that will continue to happen here. and the other dynamic that has changed here is that many of the migrants you see here do not have the immigration proper immigration paperwork because of the holdup with title 42, many of these people have crossed repeatedly and been expelled. and they have gotten to the point now where they no longer trust the process, they don t want to continue going through all of that. so quite frankly, they have decided to enter illegally into the u.s
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to save people. we have to be firmly focused on that. the white house and the president said again yesterday we re sticking to the august 31st deadline, we re getting out. but we re committed to getting americans out after that date. what does september 1st look like? based on what you saw yesterday, american fighting forces have left, but we still want to get americans out, we want to get some afghan wartime allies out, how do we go about that? here s the blunt answer, willie, i don t know because we don t have a plan. everything that s happening right now, these extraordinary numbers of people that we re bringing out, it s because of these heroic efforts by our troops and our state department diplomats, young consulate officers trying to sort through immigration paperwork. it s because of their heroism on the ground we re saving so many people not because anyone in washington gave them a plan. and, you know, look, this sadly reminds me of when i was a
ordered us to wear some tightness were took them off and threw them away we were going to the west. continued north he did but one. voice you know inspector the local farmers and residents didn t want to stop there i told us to go back where we came from. outside for a while and then found a place to stay stall in the barn after that things got a little more normal. dietmar family have to leave my family wanted to like many with german groups and the 1980 s. it took a long time to do the immigration paperwork and then they aren t curtain came down so we stayed where we were tomorrow i m going to meet dietmar sister hunter sure her palm maybe she can identify the people in the so.