Exaggeration? Visit the border here and see for yourself. congressman. And after you spend that harrowing night on the border. take in a few of the migrant camps that dot the agricultural areas of San Diego County. You will find some of the migrants living in hovels fashioned of cardboard and the thin plastic sheeting of trash bags. The less fortunate will be sheltering in holes burrowed into the earth. Border Patrol agents call them spider holes. Some are hardly bigger than graves. which is what they sometimes become when a candle consumes the oxygen or ignites clothing and cardboard. Other hazards include caveins. suffocation. lice and other vermin. not to mention the demoralization that must sooner or later attend living as an animal in the ground.
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