With less than a week before Title 42 expires, more large groups of migrants are waiting along the border for U.S Border Patrol to pick them up and begin their asylum process. “We’ve been here three days already. It’s difficult because we don’t have anything to eat, we haven’t taken any baths and it's very hot and very cold in the night," said DeMario Jones, a migrant from Jamaica. The 24-year-old says the journey to the border was tough and dangerous. "Very, very challenging, physically and mentally, a lot of stress and it cost a lot of money to get here. It's not nice, because its very risky in Mexico as well with the cartel, we had to pay them a lot of money to get here," he added. He made the journey with his mother and a few others from Jamaica. "I just want to go to the U.S. to get work, change my life and live a good life.” Jones says he left Jamaica because of the violence. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/migrants-wait-along-the-border-seeking-entry-into-us-ahead-of-expiration-of-title-42/509-b0f1fbe2-ccb9-4ea7-8ce6-03e0de497fe9