Border Patrol releases migrants in Texas

Central American migrants walk from a Catholic Charities respite center to a bus depot on Wednesday in McAllen, Texas. The families will await future court dates to determine whether they can stay in the U.S. as their asylum claims play out.

Kerlin Lopez, an asylum seeker from Honduras, waits with daughter Brikne, 3, at a bus depot on Wednesday in McAllen, Texas.

Central American migrants arrive at a bus depot following their stays at a nearby Catholic Charities respite center in McAllen, Texas.

Dina Guerrero, 6, an asylum seeker from Honduras, waits for her father after their arrival at a bus depot on Wednesday in McAllen, Texas. Kerlin Lopez and daughter Brikne, 3, also asylum seekers from Honduras, are pictured at right.

Heidi Martinez, left, and daughter Dariany, 5, of Honduras and Diosis Jandres and daughter Genises, 7, of El Salvador wait for a bus in McAllen, Texas, on Tuesday. They were allowed to leave detention pending a future court date.

Migrant families in McAllen, Texas, wait to catch buses for various parts of the country. The migrants, mostly from Central America, will await future court dates to determine whether they can stay in the U.S. as their asylum claims play out.

A bus depot in McAllen, Texas.

Central American migrants in McAllen, Texas.

Heidi Martinez, an asylum seeker from Honduras, on a bus with daughter Dariany, 5.