good evening, before we begin tonight s broadcast, i want to say something about what we witnessed at last night s town hall. many of you have expressed deep anger and disappointment, many of you are upset that someone who attempted to destroy our democracy was invited to sit on the stage in front of a crowd of republican voters to answer questions. and predictably, continue to spew lie after lie after lie. i get it. it was disturbing. it was disturbing to see him here that person referred to black law enforcement officer as a thug. an adjective used many times to describe blackmon. and called kaitlan collins the moderator, nasty. which is what he calls any woman who stands up to him. it was disturbing. to hear him speak so highly of qanon conspirators and insurrectionists who assaulted police officers and our democracy on january 6th. it was awful to hear him spread ridiculous lies about the election. it was certainly disturbing to hear that audience, young and old, our fe
running water. no public bathrooms. however, what they do have is going to the united states. that is exactly what they want. and they do understand that it is incredibly difficult. because who wants to be here? they are one of the most dangerous cities, in a very violent country. they also much money, and it goes back to the country of origin. most of them from venezuela. it would be impossible for them and at the end what they are telling me is that it does not rocket science. when they lift title 42 it will be much easier for them. it will be much easier for them to cross into the united states. so right now, under title 42, if they want to apply for asylum they have to do it in mexico, is that correct? that is what happens. here they have absolutely nothing. they have it so phone. through the sulfone, there are applying with cbp one, trying to get into the united states. now,
what is really interesting is that the mexico has become the processing center, the immigration police of the united states. mexico, in a way, has become the wall. and whatever the u.s. does not want to do, know mexico is doing it. so once with title 42 going away are the people there waiting for that to go away in order to cross over? what are their plans? i think that when you talk to everyone, there is a lot of confusion. there are so many rules title 42, title eight, what applies only two people from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. it s incredibly complicated. but in the end they do understand that once title 42 is lifted it will be much easier. and we are already seeing the surge. that was last tuesday, there were about 11,000 immigrants crossing illegally from mexico into the united states, just to put it into perspective. before that the average was 6000 to 7000. so we do have about 10,000 or 11,000 every single day crossing, at the end of the
fiscal year it could be more than 4 million immigrants crossing. this would be an incredible record, and we have to say no one, absolutely no one. the biden administration nor the trump administration, or the obama administration could handle something this big. this is the new normal. and the best we could hope, i think, is just to handle the crisis before it becomes truly chaotic. and yet, the system is so backlog that the differences are so severe on this issue in the united states that there is no, i mean, there is no sign of any kind of comprehensive immigration reform that is actually going to get more border security and also figure out a way to streamline this asylum system and get more judges, and whatever needs to be done. exactly. nothing is going to change. the system is completely broken. and we have many different prices. on one hand, we have about ten or 11 immigrants in the united states already that they need a solution, and republicans and democrats are not even t
behind getting processed as we speak. they say that if they get expelled and deported from the u.s., they will try again, and again, and again, until they make it in, anderson? david, appreciate it. jorge romo says also covering the story from the mexican border for his viewers and lending us his perspective tonight. you are at a migrant camp in mexico just across the border from brownsville, texas. what are you seeing, what is it like? it is true desperation. right here we can see rio rondo, and you just move here, and you could see trash all over the place. this is a migrant camp. there are about 6000 immigrants who are trying to cross into the united states. they have absolutely nothing. they have no papers, they have no money. and in these camps, as you can see, they live in tents with no