fox news contract william lajeunesse is traveling with the lead caravan with the latest. reporter: a lot of confusion and disappointment, some consider a win for president trump, that could mean that caravan slows down, fractures, breaks up, fewer people in it, more people may say in mexico. they were looking for busing this morning. but the buses never showed. forcing them to go east to another town. toward veracruz, there 600 miles to mcallen, texas, 1600 to their initial destination of tijuana, we spoke to several people this morning who was confused. >> what is going on right now. we're supposed to go that way. that is the wrong way right now. i can't understand who is running the show. reporter: maybe you are going to mcallen, texas, instead of tijuana. >> i don't know. i think we go to tijuana but i'm not sure. reporter: lou, majority of caravan were thinking about 4,000 people, 2800 sheltered here in mexico. and 400 within home, caravan made it here, a combination of walking, hitchhiking, paying a bus fare it continues tomorrow. lou: thank you william lajeunesse fr

william lajeunesse.a battle that is not being won right now and that's what the president expects the secretary to do. the win. here with more on the activist federal judge's ruling against the president's asylum proclamation and order and how the president will work with this incoming democratically-led congress, political consultant, part of the president's 2020 team. good to have you here. >> great to be here. lou: watching william lajeunesse report from the border, that is i guess cans for a federal judge to get involved in this and whatever the his policy preferences as the white house put it. does it not outrage you that we're watching a judiciary try to open our borders wide open? >> yeah. i don't think it's just ignorance. this is mendacious. i think this judge wanted to grab attention and he's pushing an agenda that americans do not support and will not support by and large. i give credit to the president and his team. the president keeps on pushing these cases, you know, trump law where he's pu

lou: joining us with more on the caravan, william lajeunesse. >> i tell you, i talked with a honduran immigrant this morning and asked him about the comments, he said, he will say that, otherwise everyone in honduras would go to united states, this caravan right now, they are taking a day off. the road to oaxaca is steep, there are blind curves, and towns on the way are too small to host a group this large, they have asked for a bus to take group of 5,000, to mexico city for safety of the caravan, and motorists. >> i don't think nobody can make it walking it is a long way. but i think if we all get together and find away, a ride we could make it. walking there i don't think so. it will be too hard, that would take us a long, long time. reporter: right now generocity of mexicans are keeping this caravan afloat, otherwise they would be dead in water, no food, no water, no gas, no wheels. we shot a video of 40 going back home. 2800 taking shelter in mexico, some will claim asylum. right now president of mexico, is performing a balancingable to be jen orous tha generous. but not actistliv

william lajeunesse is in tijuana. reporter: for the first time ever the united states shut down this border because they believe migrants were going to storm this area and go through the vehicle lanes into the united states. they closed it. they brought in k-rails and barbed wire. mexico has this invisible river of migrants coming up from central america. they have had for generations. yesterday about a thousand mexicans protested that illegal immigration throwing bottles and cans shouting viva mexico, guatemalans go home and they stormed a police barricade outside a my granted shelter. >> you see people in the migrant caravan smoking weed, drinking, throwing rocks at the cops. causing chaos. >> some of the people coming in with these caravans are committing crimes. i'm protesting that we want the government to take control. reporter: critics say the activists are leading the caravan, giving them false hope. any asylum claim will be five weeks away. after five days the refugee camp looks like a wasteland. >> it feels

william lajeunesse is on the border in tijuana with this report. >> we expect to find an army. people said they would be waiting. reporter: impose bug not as fearsome as some thought. contractors welded ray gore wire to the border fence. >> we came to this place so the children can see the beach. >> these migrants raced ahead, leaving behind thousands more waiting for transportation. >> the women with children, with the babies, they need those buses. reporter: back in tijuana, uncertainty. >> to look for a job. reporter:' u.s. officials say ambition is irrelevant. >> mexico has offered asylum to these individuals. you are asylum claim until it's fear from mexico won't go well. reporter: border officials say they apprehended a dozen' immigrant migrants sunday night. they believe the caravan got bad advice coming north. >> somebody has to let them know it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: the border is not closed, officials stress. but caravan migrants are expected to get in line like everybody else. trish: the number of u.s. troops deployed to our border reaching 5,800 people

william lajeunesse reporting. and the head line of the pugh research center study labeled illegal immigrants that they were addressing as, quote one unauthorized immigrants. it's amazing how liberal organizations and individuals, how far they'll go to avoid the word illegal. they're illegal. they're illegal immigrants. simple, isn't it? all you have to do is address that reality. >>> still ahead, the left wing national media choose to wildly speculate about the mueller special counsel, or more appropriately witch hunt, and what new developments with paul manafort could actually mean. >> i think when what it's also suggesting is that manafort may have even committed treason when all is said and done. >> do you believe a pardon of manafort by the president would be an admission o of guilt by te president. >> yes, i would. >> why does that person lie? >> because they are rks a, stupid, b, arrogant, c, shopping for a pardon so they don't have to worry about what the judge is going to say. >> it's either an extraordina