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This is what the waiting room at immigration is looking like right now in the gates of America.

Thousands of people waiting to be processed.

When you think about the immigration issue at the US-Mexico border,

what comes to mind?

Probably border fences, the Rio Grande, processing facilities?

Plenty of politics and policies too.

We now have a record number of personnel working to secure the border.

In fact, you're going to be hearing a lot about this in the next few weeks.

The Biden administration is expecting an influx of asylum seekers once that pandemic or a public health policy known as title 42 officially ends next month. But what happens before these people, men,

women, and children, reach the border? What is that journey actually like. What's startling is the sheer number of children on this trek as it begins on a route sometimes adults don't even survive.

My guess this week is CNN Chief International Security

correspondent Nick Payton Walsh. He and his team recently experienced part of that journey. A grueling, dangerous five-day hike through the jungles of Columbia and Panama. We're going to talk about the people he met along the way

and why they risked everything

just to get one step closer to America.

From CNN, this is one thing. I'm David Ryan.

So, Nick, you've been looking into the journey,

migrants take well before they even get to the border

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