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There are men from Venezuela, the young men, who are coming to the United States and their

dreams to work, to send money at home because that's a nation and crisis Venezuela. But

they're families. I've seen videos of women who are fully pregnant coming through. Small

children being carried on their shoulders across these rivers with their full-blif flush

floods. I've seen Michael roar by with a member of Congress in his dugout, driven by an

outboard. On the other side of the river, there's an outboard coming downstream. A cutout,

a dugout, a filled with migrants. Sometimes the water is up to the edge of the gunwaves.

Maybe three or four inches close to the water. That's why they spill in this churning river.

There's nothing simple about this journey. But we're now in bio-Jakito. Michael, what

I learned from your reporting is there are a great number of people here from Haiti. But

that's misleading. There are a great number of people here from Cuba. That's misleading

because they've not come from Haiti and Cuba. Where have they come from, Michael?

Medeci, for instance, and her mother and brother, 12-year-old brother, were two years in

Chile. They're from Haiti. We'll see them in Mexico soon, hopefully. But we met them

in Colombia. They had spent two years in Chile. Then the election and inauguration happened

in the new policy. Everybody started flooding in. We find Haitians and Cubans that are,

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