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remains to be seen. It's going to be chaotic
for a while as President Biden
saying the US Mexico border
will be chaotic for a while
after Title 42 expires tomorrow.
Biden says his administration is
trying to keep things orderly,
but says it remains to be seen.
Thanks for being here at 6:00
AM on this Wednesday.
I'm Eric Connors
and I'm netted Iran pour a.
Part of those efforts from the e
House include a new immigration
policy that's expected to be
announced at some point today.
So according to CBS News,
the new regulation would disquay
people from asylum if they fail
to request it in another country
first before heading to the US.
It would also prevent most non
Mexican migrants from asylum ify
enter the US without permission.
Violations would result in swift deportation,
A5 year ban on entering the US,
and potential criminal prosecut.
And this morning 550 active duty military
personnel are already at the bo.
They are helping monitor the border and
will not have contact with migr.
More than 900 additional troopsl
be sent at the end of the month.
It's unclear how many will come to San Diego,
but we do know many of them
are also going to El Paso.
TX has already deployed 2500 National
Guard members under state autho.
This all comes a day before Tit2
ends tomorrow at 9:00 PM our ti.
So here's the countdown clock,
our team of reporters monitoring what
is happening right now at the border.
Chris Crow is live in Otay Mesa,
where what could happen to asylm
seekers whose requests are denied by US
immigration officials is being discussed.
We're going to begin with Dana e
Mcnichol joining us live in San Ysidro.
Right along that fence line the.
Migrants say there's a lot of misinformation.
They're confused on what
they're supposed to be doing.
Good morning, Dana Marie.
Good morning, Erica. That's exactly right.
A lot of them left in the
dark on a lot of situations,
so many of them right behind me,
waking up in tents, only having
small blankets to keep them war.
And it was even raining earlier. Now,
we've been here all week speaking to them,
understanding that many have ben
fueled by false information on
social media and word of mouth.
So migrants we spoke to say they don't know
the immigration policies that the US has,
or even the strict.
Consequences that will come with Title 8.
An Ecuadorian woman named Miriam says
she decided to make the journeyt
after hearing from other migrants that
the US would accept asylum seeks
into the US once Title 42 is li.
Another woman from Colombia saye
was misguided by what she belies
were smugglers who deceived herd
told her she would be able to cs
the border from the port of ent.
She says she was detained immediately
and was sent back to Mexico,
where she remains at the San Ysidro border.
People have also been hearing
the messages of an open border,
and we know that's just not tru.
It's what prompted immigration attorneys
to share with migrants their message.
Don't be deceived,
that once it's gone they can just show
up at the border and claim asyl.
They're going to let him in ands
going to be all good, no issues.
And that's not what's going to happen.
And as the sun comes up,
we're able to really see what's going on.
On the other side of the fence.
I've been speaking with many
women in Spanish, being able to
translate what they're saying t.
They share that they've been here for
five days waiting on informatio.
A lot of them don't have cell phones or
asking for cell phones to be charged.
This is how they're getting
information from the government.
But of course they're not
able to receive that.
Now there are a lot of questions up in
the air and we do want to send it over to.
Miss Grow, who is going to share
with us what happens after if te
asylums are not granted any of ?
So Chris,
let us know what you're learning about.
It's one of the biggest questio.
Dana Murray when it comes to this story
in this crisis it's currently going on,
what happens to those who are
denied asylum and also what are
even the odds of being successf?
In claiming asylum and being allowed to
stay in the United States of Ama
after likely escaping A varietyf
difficult situations in your home country.
Now, As for what the stats say,
the odds are actually against
those who are claiming asylum.
According to the nonpartisan
data Research Center Track 2016,
asylum claims were rejected
nearly 55% of the time.
That number jumped to nearly
74% in 2020 after Title 42.
So what happens?
If they are denied, well,
that's the part that gets trick.
Remember,
many of these migrants are
attempting to escape persecutio,
violence or extreme poverty
in their home countries,
many of them in Central America
as well as in South America.
And it's not always a guarantee
that they're going to be able to
return to their home country.
But here's immigration advocate
Pedro Rios with the American Frs
Service Committee talking a lite
bit about the difficulty and trg
to predict what's next for manyf
these migrants who will end up expelled.
Many asylum seekers will have
their cases denied and they wile
returned to their home countries
and we're going to continue
to following the processing,
especially when it comes to again the
amount of cases that we will be seeing
in the aftermath of Title 42 eng
here within the next couple of .
So For more information on what
it's like and and what are the s
there for someone seeking asylu,
you can go to cbsa.com and click
on that story link Eric and Net.
Chris Girl reporting live.
Thank you, Chris. Right now,
San Diego leaders are bracing fr
the end of Title 42 and a potenl
surge in migrant crossings,
so we asked Supervisor Jim
Desmond if the county is ready.
He tells us they do not
have enough resources.
We're not prepared for it,
we don't have the resources,
and we're not being given additl
resources by the federal or state government.
For now, Desmond says the counts
relying on groups like Catholic Charities.
And Jewish Family Services. Beyond that,
Desmond is pushing for more fun.
He also wants a streamlined pros
so once people are allowed to c,
they're taken care of and
don't end up on our streets.
Desmond will be joining us live
tomorrow at the border during our 6:00
AM hour to discuss all of this,o
be sure to stay with CBS8 for
updates on the ending of Title .
We will have the latest
developments on cbs8.com.
You can also follow us on social
media or download the CBS8 app.
And now at 6:07, we want to
check in on the forecast.
A little rain, little spots here. Yeah,
a little sprinkly out there.
In some cases more than just a sprinkle,
a light rain to moderate showers
that we've had reported,
but they're few and far between.
Otherwise, you're looking at this type
of view as we start off the mor.
That was Hotel Dell.
You see where those showers are.
As we head through now,
your 6:00 o'clock hour,
mostly light and scattered in nature,
headed off toward the
mountaintops for the most part.
In South of the eight,
we've got a pretty decent number
of those scattered showers on
the screen here up around.
Escondido, same situation,
and some just building off Bar
Coast headed toward Oceanside.
Over the next several hours,
those clouds are going to
continue to break apart.
We are actually looking at a
beautiful start to the morning,
but do keep in mind that even
with the sun beaming down on
you as the morning begins,
the more menacing clouds can eay
come by and drop a few hundredths of an
inch on you between now and about 10:11 AM.
After that, we're favoring dry skies.
Mostly sunny conditions could prevail,
but we're going to go with
partly cloudy just to be safe.
Out there 63 along the coast,
64 inland.
These temperatures are cooler tn
yesterday and cooler than the day prior.
That through of low pressure has been
moving in our direction and tody
is the day that we're encounterg
the cool list of temperatures be
we get a nice warm up on the wa.
Just in time for Mother's Day vw
outside 554 was that sunrise.
So we're just about 15 minutes out from it.
And you can see how for most of
our mountain cameras,
Sweetwater reservoir there in the foreground,
we're watching those clouds break apart.
So rain chances after today are dwindling.
That is great news.
If you've been waiting for the
more summer like weather,
it's going to be a bit more sprg
like in the meantime though,
especially for this about
Thursday through Monday stretch.
But still temperatures along the coast
are expected to be in the low 7.
Inland we're going to make it into the 80s.
So I mean take a look at this 10
day temperature trend between
today and about Sunday,
Monday we're going to keep
temperatures climbing daily.
And then we're just going to kif
plateau in the above average ra.
We haven't plateaued above avere
nearly any point this year.
So this is a welcome sight.
If you've been hoping for those warmer
temperatures on head, we'll get them.
Just got to wait a little bit.
Today is that final day of wet weather,
very cloudy conditions to start off the
day before things start to clear and warm.
Now let's take a look at traffi.
Here's a look at border wait
times from the CBP website.
Right now,
pretty long wait out there in the general
line at the sandy siege report of entry.
You're waiting 170 minutes.
To get through,
that's nearly three hours in to.
Oh, time may support of entry.
You've got an hour 20 on your
way that, Eric back to you.