1,300 are in border patrol custody, but no detail on how many migrants were released into the u.s. officials tell nbc news in the thousands. they had an idea that life would be better for them here in america. reporter: so many of the migrants coming to tiffany burro s non-profit shelter. this time last year how many would you help a week? 25. today? in the last week, over a thousand. reporter: her concern isn t running out of supplies but attention. the numbers will go down. the media attraction of it all will disappear. and then we ll be hit with another wave. this problem never goes away for you. right. elsewhere in texas, abortion providers in that state are asking the supreme court to rapidly review their challenge to the state s restrictive law banning abortion after six weeks
have gone the department of homeland security announcing 1,400 migrants have been deported and 3,200 are in border patrol custody. still no details on how many were released into the united states dhs officials told nbc news that number is in the thousands. they had an idea that life would be better for them here in america. reporter: so many of the migrants released to wait for asylum hearings coming to tiffany s nonprofit shelter. this time last year how many people would you help a week 25. reporter: and today? in the last three days, over a thousand. reporter: now her concern isn t running out of supplies but attention. numbers will go down the media attraction of it will disappear. and and then we ll be hit with another wave. reporter: this problem never goes away for you. right. reporter: and an update on those government records suggesting some of the
number is in the thousands. they have an idea that life is better for them in america. reporter: so many migrants coming to the nonprofit shelter. reporter: this time last year, how many people would you help a week? 25. reporter: today? the last three days is 3,000. the number will go down and the media attraction of it all will disappear and we ll be hit with another wave. reporter: this problem never goes away for you? right. all right, let s bring in the host of msnbc, reverend al sharpton who visited the border yesterday. rev, what did you see, what can you tell us? there are still hundreds of people there from haiti under the bridge. i organized the delegations from
i m erin burnett. we are getting exit polls from wisconsin where republican governor scott walker is fighting to keep his job in what likely is the most expensive recall election. the results of the election will say a lot about how the state and the country is going to go in november. that, of course, is the $64 trillion question. john king with the exit poll numbers. what is crossing right now? could be the $80 million question. the results are fascinating. we are going to be up late tonight. this is a very close race. what started all this? a big fight over efforts to restrict collective bargaining rights to get union members to pay more for health care. our union members dominating the vote today. interesting question. 32% of the vote is in the recall election say someone in their house hold is a union member. it was in the 20s in the 2010 election. this tells you the labor unions are getting turnout. we are seeing other data suggesting republican voters are coming out