Border Patrol picks up large group of migrants at U.S.-Mexico border in San Ysidro
Many of the migrants were frantically pleading for food, water, and other supplies as a group of neighbors came by to give them supplies that afternoon. Some of them coming as far as Afghanistan to cross the border.
Jeff Kline and Nina Douglas said they've been coming here as often as they can to bring whatever they think the migrants would need.
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