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10,000 migrants along the southern border monday, continuing an upward trend in border arrests in recent weeks. the federal government estimates more than 150,000 migrants are waiting in shelters and on the streets of northern mexico. cnn s david culver is on the mexican side of the border where there is a growing sense of desperation. reporter: echoing across the sandy landscape on the u.s. southern border agua! reporter: young voices. shouting for water. agua! reporter: already on texas soil, technically having already illegally crossed the rio grande. hundreds of migrants camp out between the barbed wire and the border wall, waiting to be processed for asylum. title 42 still in effect. for this group, that means they could be immediately expelled by u.s. border officials.
agua! reporter: already on texas soil, technically having already illegally crossed the rio grande, hundreds of migrants camp out between the barbed wire and border wall waiting to be processed for asylum. title 42 still in effect for this group that means they could be immediately expelled by u.s. border officials. the pandemic-era policy offering no geuarantees for their asylum claims to be heard if it expires thursday, title 8 takes over, requiring asylum officers to process each claim, potentially overwhelming border officials, already trained. strained. worsening this humanitarian crisis, the heat. some 90 degrees at midday. you see people bundled up in winter coats and blankets, useful for the night chill and to shield themselves from the scorching sun. we want some mexican locals to
already on texas soil, technically having already illegally crossed the rio grande. hundreds of migrants camp out between the barbed wire and the border wall waiting to be processed for a sigh lum. title 42 still in effect. for this group that means they could be immediately expelled by u.s. border officials. the pandemic era policy offering no guarantees for their asylum claims to be heard. if it expires thursday, title 8 takes over requiring asylum officers to process each claim, potentially overwhelming border officials already strained. worsening this humanitarian crisis, the heat. some 90 degrees at midday. you see people bundled up in winter coats and blankets useful for the night chill and to she would themselves from the scorching sun. we watched some mexican locals arrive to help the group of migrant, moosly from other parts of latin america. they carried boxes of pizza,