Thousands of undocumented migrants wade through the Rio Grande a month...

The video follows a Haitian family's journey to the U.S. border, highlighting their challenges and hopes for asylum. Despite constant border patrols, many families cross the Rio Grande, driven by the dire situation in Haiti. The video captures the migrants' stories and their determination to seek a better life in America.

What motivates the family from Haiti to risk crossing the Rio Grande?

• They are seeking a new life in America.

• They are returning to Haiti.

• They want to visit relatives in Mexico.

• They are on a vacation trip.

What is the role of the United States border patrol along the Rio Grande?

• They offer legal advice to migrants.

• They monitor the river to prevent crossings.

• They assist migrants in crossing the river.

• They provide transportation for migrants.

Why are the border patrols unable to stop the crossings?

• They lack sufficient manpower.

• The river is too wide to monitor.

• The crossings happen too frequently.

• They are not allowed to intervene.

What is a common reason given by migrants for leaving Haiti?

• Haiti is impossible to live in due to difficult conditions.

• Haiti has a strong educational system.

• Haiti offers better job opportunities.

• Haiti is a peaceful and prosperous country.

What do the migrants hope to achieve by reaching America?

• They want to return to Haiti.

• They hope to find better living conditions.

• They plan to continue their journey to Canada.

• They are looking for a temporary stay.