Just How Do We Define 'Border Crisis'?

 The border crisis, is it a security crisis or a humanitarian crisis? Is it a crisis because we do not have enough immigration facilities and immigration courts to handle the number of people coming,or is it a crisis because we refuse to create enough immigration facilities and courts to handle the influx?

Is it a crisis because we don't have a good and length-of-the-border wall to prevent them from coming, or because we do have so many walls that it makes it difficult for them to come preventing?

Is it a crisis because we don't want these people and they are getting in, anyway, or is it a crisis because, while we want them, our policies hamper them from integrating into the U.S. timely and efficiently?

I know which side of the aisle most people are on. I know they say, if you don't have a border, you don't have a country. My reply is that if you don't allow freedom-seekers refuge in what is suppose to be a land of refuge, you are not the country our forefathers created.