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How Trump's mass deportation plan is affecting communities on the US-Mexico border

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Deporting undocumented migrants was Donald Trump's key election promise and, as president, it's become his signature policy. He's wasted no time in showing he's serious about following through on his mass deportation plan. But how is it being received and affecting communities that lie on the US-Mexico border? SBS World News correspondent Catalina Florez and camera operator Edgard Ferreira are in Texas.
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