At the southern border near San Diego, migrant encounters and apprehensions have fallen dramatically. But the cat and mouse game between CBP and smugglers hasn’t stopped, as bad actors are still finding unique ways to move narcotics – and people – into the United States. NBC News’ Dana Griffin reports.
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