. >> tonight our ed lavandera is back along the southern border.n california with incredible access to an underground network of drug smuggling tunnels that stretch from mexico beneath the existing border fence into the united states. here's ed lavendandera with the story you'll see only "out front." >> reporter: for years the vigilance along the southern border has been growing. border agents kriz crossing the remote terrains and urban streets, ground scenters and high powered cameras keeping constant watch. now smugglers go where the cameras and eyes can't see them. we are in a tunnel underneath otay mesa, california, south of san diego on the border with tijuana, mexico. this is a tunnel that stretched about 7650 feet from tijuana into a warehouse or would have stretched into a warehouse on the other side of the border and we're about 70 feet underground right now. >> that's one of the deeper tunnels we've found. >> reporter: lance is part of a specialized team of border patrol agents known as the tunnel rats. they work underground, 1/2 gaiting

. >> cnn ed lavandera is along the arizona southern border.the migrants trying to cross into america. and also the volunteers trying to stop them. ♪ >> reporter: on the borders edge from nogales, arizona several gather near the initiative. it's were jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states. over a map, he recounts how far he traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. so, you started here in honduras. made his way across guatemala, into this little town into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year. he's tried three times already to get across, but he hasn't been able to. >> reporter: garcia says it's the first time he's ever tried crossing the border illegally, and said it's harder than he imagined. if i made it this far, i'm going to keep trying. on the other side, cameras, barricades, ground sernss are waiting. even private citizens working on their own to stop migrant like jesus garcia from getting across. >> this is a scene from "t

download the xfinity tv app today. >>> ed lavandera has been touring the wall to be built.n cooper is next. >>> another big night because of what the trump administration did today but also what it was expected today and did not, action on donald trump's election fraud claims, being postponed until tomorrow or saturday. president trump did however clash with mexico's president over the border wall and who will pay for it. his spokesman floated a plan to fund wit a 20% tax on imports from mexico. the top adviser said we should keep our mouths shut. more on that tonight. that and the white house asking four top career officials at the state department the leave. another big day. we start with mexico and cnn's jeff zeleny.

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cnn's ed lavandera talked with a woman near brownsville, texas. >> every night 88-year-old pachl la taylor out of compassion leaves bottled water outside her home for migrants moving north and the border patrol agents chasing them. she's lived a stone's throw from the border since 1946. when the border fence was built nearly ten years ago north of the river, she found herself on the south side, between the wall and mexico. >> you're a little bit of no man's land. >> my son-in-law say we live in a gated community. you have to laugh about it. >> reporter: taylor voted for trump and wants to see illegal immigration controlled. she once found an undocumented migrant hiding from border patrol agents in her living room. she warns the rest of the country that a wall won't work. >> that wall is not going to stop them. if it's 20-feet high, they'll get a 21-foot ladder. >> donald trump wants to build a more powerful wall. >> i want mr. trump -- i will feed him if he will come down here and talk to the people. >> there are other challenges, too, like how do you build the wall where the terrain looks

. >> cnn's ed lavandera takes us on an up close look at life on the texas/mexico border. >> reporter:rande is. in the small town of progressive. do you think people have that impression scary, dangerous? >> oh, absolutely, it's not as bad as people make it seem to be. >> reporter: cameron born in mexico is now a u.s. citizen. was a longtime democrat until donald trump came along and made him a republican-living and working on the border reveals a blurry reality. cameron fully supports the idea of trump's border wall. but every day, he sees the holes in that plan. this start of the border wall that already exists? >> exactly. exactly. this was put back in 2006 by george bush. it's been around for a while. >> reporter: a few months ago while riding along the rio grande, he worded this video of what appeared to be smugglers with packs. it's the kind of story that people along the border people can share. this border fence is already in place, yet drugs and human smuggling keep coming. >> it hasn't stopped them, absolutely not. you got the wall all the way around where the eye can see. >>

cnn's ed lavandera is live in el paso, texas. boy, have you been doing some work on this issue, my brother. what have you learned? >> we're kicking off a week-long series examining a lot of these border issues. and what you hear repeatedly here in el paso, texas, and other border communities is that many of these issues are being debated without really consulting the people that are going to be the most affected by it. the people who live here on the border. this journey across the u.s./mexico border begins in south texas. where the rio grande empties into the gulf of mexico and on a rugged ride in an all-terrain vehicle with robert cameron. he runs an atv border tour business in the small town of progresso. >> do you think people have that impression? scary neighbors -- >> scary, dangerous place, absolutely. not as bad as people make it seem to be. >> reporter: cameron was born in mexico. is now a u.s. citizen. was a longtime democrat until donald trump came along and made him a republican. living and working on the border revea

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ed lavandera is on the boarder with rare access of people trying to cross into america but also volunteers arizona trying to stop them. here's a story you'll see only "out front." >> reporter: on the border's edge, seven dozen migrants gather for breakfast on the border initiative where jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states over a map he recounts how far he's traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. he started here in honduras, made his way across gatd ma la, here into this little town and this is where he crossed into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year and he's tried three times already to get across but hasn't been able to. he said it's the first time he's tried crossing the border illegally and it's harder than he imagined. he says if i made hit the far i'll keep trying. on the ore e side a legion of border patrol agents, barricades, ground sensors are waiting, even some private citizens working on their own to stop migrants like jesus garcia from getting across. >> t

>>> ed lavandera has been touring the wall to be built. anderson cooper is next. >>> another big night because of what the trump administration did today but also what it was expected today and did not, action on donald trump's election fraud claims, being postponed until tomorrow or saturday. president trump did however clash with mexico's president over the border wall and who will pay for it. his spokesman floated a plan to fund wit a 20% tax on imports from mexico. the top adviser said we should keep our mouths shut. more on that tonight. that and the white house asking four top career officials at the state department the leave. another big day. we start with mexico and cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: six days after taking office, president donald trump is facing his first diplomatic assistantostandoff. >> the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. >> reporter: that's not how mexico sees it. mexican president enrique pena nieto said he was cancelling the meeting alerting the w

cnn's ed lavandera is live in arizona with more. ed? >> reporter: good morning, chris.middle of our week-long journey across the southern border traveling from south texas to san diego, california. we're live this morning in no gal loss, arizona. these issues being paid very close attention to this morning. >> reporter: on the border's edge, several dozen migrants gather for breakfast inside a shelter known as the keen know border initiative. it's where jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states over a map he recounts how far he's traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. he started here in honduras, made his way across guatemala, here to this little town and this is where he crossed into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year and he's tried three times already to get across, but he hasn't been able to. >> reporter: garcia says it's the first time he's ever tried crossing the border illegally and says it's harder than he imagined. he says, if i made it this far