in squaller of this tent city. i remember driving through the hills of port-au-prince thinking this is not right, not fair. and it got to me. there have been so many moments in my career that stand out. one in particular is very tied to the team we are at fox news, that was the elementary school shooting sandy hook. in the moment we all took a beat in newsroom together, the nation heard my voice. we were there as a team. i could not have done it without them, that is fox news. togetherness. when it s good, when it counts and when it s tough. there is a comrade behind the scenes at fox that is special, like being a super bowl champion. everyone is working together. and it is not just players on the field, the coaches, the trainers, the guys in the locker room, the guys painting the stripes on the field. the people i have worked
the migrant camp in del rio, texas, where at one point more than 15,000 migrants waited in squaller to get processed by u.s. immigration authorities, closed friday. as of right now there were zero persons under the bridge. reporter: cnn drones capturing some of the last migrants being loaded onto buses. they appeared to be single adults, their hands zip-tied, their bodies patted down. today the president vowing there will be consequences, following the controversial images of border patrol agents on horseback using aggressive tactics. it was horrible, as you saw, to see people treated like they did, horses nearly running them over and people being strapped. it s outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. reporter: according to dhs, more than 1,900 haitian nationals have been returned to haiti, around 3,900 are in border patrol custody and about
due process for haitian asylum seekers and that they are not treated in a different way and that we have the humanitarian support, they need food, they re living in squaller right now, they need food, water, places to sleep and we want i personally want the deportations to stop. come on. you know, these haitians have been living in brazil and chile. they left after the 2010 earthquake. now they are being sent back to a country they don t even know. they are in many respects stateless so it s wrong to do what they re doing and we need to halt those deportations and we need to put them through the proper asylum processes which we have in place. they need to be treated like everyone and i guess i just have to say black lives matter, this is exactly what we mean when we talk about that because there s such a disparate treatment in how they re treating black haitians and how they treat other asylum it s really bad.
and now it s down to five. 10,000 went somewhere as it turns out most of them, a majority, probably released into the united states. but they will not tell us the number. ainsley: when we were looking at these picture as week ago you saw from a difference. when you looked at some of the pictures close up and the new york post highlights pictures close up. you can see horrific conditions sleeping on the dirty ground. there is mountains of garbage. makeshift. steve: squaller. ainsley: the heat is 90 trees. trying to protect themselves. pouring water jugs over their children to wash them. some are washing in the rio grande. fears of covid because they are not required to be vaccinated. brian, i heard you in your tease when you were talking to fox & friends first. it truly looks like a third world country. brian: or fourth or fifth because people came. senator ted cruz said there was a few came in september. when they weren t kicked out. when they were allowed to stay. the word went ou
rachel: not surprising to hear to the border patrol was giving their food. border patrol save children drowning in rivers, dying in the dessert being left by cartels. they are the greatest humanitarian organization, if you ask me, in the western hemisphere right now. they are constantly in the midst of this. look at this squaller i lived in peru as a kid that looks like aa peruvian shanty town if ever i saw one. brian: by the way you see what s happening there texas national guard sealing off the border because the federal government is choosing not to have the resources to go there. rachel: absolutely. we have the resources to do it, brian, we re just not doing it senator ted cruz from texas, this is what he told larry kudlow about the border failures. this is a man made crisis. you know, you showed that footage of biden at the u.n. saying we re going to get the border under control. let me give you a place to start, mr. president. come to the rio grande valley, see the disaster tha