What happened during the migrant crisis in Del Rio, Texas, and how did it reflect broader issues with U.S. immigration policy?

The Del Rio, Texas migrant crisis involved thousands of Haitian migrants attempting to cross the U.S. border who were met with harsh treatment from border patrol agents, including shocking images of agents on horseback mistreating migrants. This incident highlighted significant problems with the Biden administration's immigration policies, particularly the controversial use of Title 42. John Oliver's analysis reveals the inconsistencies in the administration's approach to immigration and emphasizes the urgent need for a clear, comprehensive strategy. The crisis serves as a stark example of how current policies fail to provide humane treatment for migrants, calling attention to the broader systemic issues within U.S. border management and the moral imperative for reform.