Leaked Photos From Inside Overflow Facility as Press Denied Access | Deep Dive with Tiffany

The outer fencing around the U.S. Capitol is coming down. For the first time in nearly three months, joggers, bicyclists, and tourists are able to use some of the green space. Congressional leaders are currently discussing a new $2B plan to improve security around the capitol.

New photos from inside the temporary overflow facilities in Texas just released. Project Veritas and Axios both show images of the crowded, makeshift facilities. This comes as press continue to raise issue with the lack of access. This comes after the Department of Homeland Security stated that Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ trip to the border, including El Paso, Texas, “will be closed to press due to privacy and COVID-19 precautions.” Award-winning photographer and journalist John Moore says there's a lack of transparency for press.

And it seems former President Trump is going to return to social media. His advisor says it may be on a platform of his own. Trump’s spokesman Jason Miller told Fox News, Trump will launch his own social media platform in two to three months. He calls it the "hottest ticket in social media."It will "completely redefine the game," he added. This comes as Trump makes a big endorsement.

Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more.

00:00​ Intro
00:42​ Outer fencing around Capitol come down
01:38​ Halted border wall construction costs millions per day: report
05:40​ Rising number in illegal migrant crossings since Biden took office: DHS
09:13​ Trump fires back at DHS head over border situation
10:42​ Trump to launch own social media platform: advisor
12:09​ Trump endorses Georgia secretary of state challenger