This is how one US border patrol officer received Tation migrants crossing the real Grande coming back with food to a camp they've set up in Texas. We've got our families inside dying of hunger. We've had to go out to buy food. You can see the ten seas here. The border patrol had to try and stop people getting back into the camp after they went across to Mexico to get food they say because there isn't enough food for them actually there in the camp. There's more than 12,000 migrants mostly Haitians in the camp that sprung up in Del Real Texas over the last two weeks. They want asylum but US authorities are overwhelmed. This is just the latest flashpoint in a months long surge of people illegally crossing the border and there's little in the camp for them. Sanitary products, they're aren't any. Food, there isn't any either. They don't give you anything. We met Nicholas on the Mexican bank of the river searching for food and medicine for his family. He hadn't realized until we asked him about it that US authorities are also now flying Haitians back home. There's planes now going to poor people. What do you think about that? What kills me about that is that everyone knows what we Haitians are going through. There's no president. Crime is high. Students can't go to school. There's no work. The economy is down. People can't put up with that. Deportation is not good for us. Like many others, he said he'd suffered to get this far on a journey through South America, past gangs and through a patch of jungle called the Daliangap, notorious for rape and robbery. It was really difficult. I saw a lot of us who died he told me. Now he's touched ground in his promise