yesterday homeland security secretary majorkas.rior administration left us in a mess and the system is not broken. really? the system is not broken. the president re-fuses to follow the -- refuses the law. majorkas says 13,000 haitian migrants were removed from del rio. that was fast. a fox news drone captured footage of the disaster building under that bridge. biden's faa immediately tried to stop those video images. real transparency. huh? now that the area is cleared of illegal immigrants, where did the haitians go? kind of like those kids crammed into those rooms under foil blankets and bind refused to let us see them. then poof they were gone. he says 40,000 haitians are in processing stations across the united states. he didn't say where the other 16,000 haitians were, if they are gain of notice to appear or being told to go on their merry way. we know buses are going into the interior of the united states load with haitians undercover of darkness. what could possibly go wrong? well, even our own cia has serious concerns of i

secretary of homeland security majorkas said there is no he will vairted risk for security. >> thereing from any terrorist organization or terrorist individual. >> thousands of uniforms and civilian members overlaid with bomb detection and long guns. that should reassure people, not alarm people. reporter: tomorrow's ceremony will start at 8:30 in the morning. david: as the nation prepares to mark 20 years since the terrorist attacks the u.s. us e u.s. struggles to deal with the aftermath of the president's withdrawal from afghanistan. peter, you were working for the defense department on 9/11. describe precisely where you were at the time that the attacks began. >> but for the grace of god walk i. two weeks before i was to make my first trip as deputy secretary of defense to east asia, including hawaii and korea. my assistant offered me a couple of flights to get me to hawaii. one was american airlines through los angeles and another was a half-hour later from dulles to san francisco to hawaii. i chose the later flight, the united flight to give myself a little more time at home. an

alejandro majorkas is visiting the border. many are gathering, waiting to be processed by u.s. sleeping on dirt surrounded by garbage without much food or water. the situation just one part of the larger immigration crisis going on right now. the number of apprehensions at the border is at the highest level in two decades. rosa flores is at that border town of del rio, texas, bursting at the seams, the town, attempting to deal with the influx of undocumented migrants. >> have you seen anything like this before? >> no, no, this is a first. >> reporter: this is what the u.s.' immigration waiting room looks like in del rio, texas. a border town 150 miles west of san antonio. thousands of migrants living in makeshift huts, sleeping in the dirt, waiting their turn to get processed by u.s. immigration authorities. a sight dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas witnessed today. >> if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned. your journey will not succeed and you will be endangering your life and your family's lives. >> right now we're going down to the international bri