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tonight new crowds of migrants desperately trying to enter the United States after the Texas National Guard and state troopers blocked a section of the Border title 42 the trump-era policy restricting access to many was set to expire today but it is still in place with a Supreme Court decision hanging in the balance on Tuesday Texas National Guard members stationed themselves on the banks of the Rio Grande and erected concertina wire barriers in an attempt to turn back migrants from the U.S foreign but then a potential opening overnight migrants were directed by the National Guard to travel less than a mile East to this point where border patrol agents Federal officers are still allowing migrants to cross here in ciudad Juarez migrants continue to cross the river and arrive at the U.S Mexico border border patrol taking them in in small groups with a line only getting bigger hundreds waiting for their opportunity to seek asylum in the United States Vanessa says she walked from Nicaragua with her brother and son and is hopeful so she's going to tip one of these guys that will take her across like they're doing with a lot of people right across the border in El Paso the community is navigating a humanitarian crisis the city's mayor talking to msnbc's Jose about why he declared a state of emergency well I think it was important to see that we didn't want people sleeping in the streets and the temperature were dropping around 20 degrees Texas governor Greg Abbott saying today the National Guard's Presence at the border will be ongoing to make sure that the the people who were crossing into El Paso should be blockaded we're here basically until the governor or Colonel say okay time our time to assist us over back in Mexico the Director of Human Rights and Juarez describes the difficulties of tracking the number of migrants he says it's very complicated to know how the migrants arrived they arrive by Train by bus by airplane uh private Vehicles so it's very complicated to really know where they're at and how many there is more than 600 miles away in Reynosa Mexico a similar story [Music] migrants setting up makeshift camps pricing for the cold and waiting for any news about their next steps in this long journey and here in El Paso migrants are still sleeping on the street as you can see you heard the mayor saying that the temperatures are expected to drop into the 20s the National Weather Service says that might feel even colder because of the wind chill as this cold front comes in authorities here are scrambling to find shelter they just opened a new space a block away they have capacity for hundreds as they do what they can to make sure that everyone in El Paso has a place to sleep and stay away from the cold weather that's coming in back to you thanks for...