certainly a lot of uncertainty here on this part of the border. garrett? morgan, the thing that strikes me when i look at that wall of cars is most of these folks aren t sneaking in, they re walking across and trying to apply for asylum. what is the fate for migrants who do apply for asylum, particularly these haitian migrants that make up the majority in del rio. how are they being treated under u.s. asylum laws? reporter: dhs has said that not everyone will be deported, they are focusing dpor-wise on single haitian adults, families who do not claim asylum, but any unaccompanied child or family claiming asylum will be allowed to stay in the u.s. and that appears to be the case. i met a 25-year-old haitian man and his pregnant wife the other day, they were at a nearby shelter where they were going to go on a bus and go to houston to be processed. his wife expecting their first child here in a few months. he has family in brooklyn and they were hoping after being processed to wait w