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Couple of aid groups are allowed inside and so far few migrants are allowed out. that desperation hit a breaking point on wednesday. mexican authorities are getting ready to move almost 200 migrants from the shelter and to be taken to other states in mexico. the only reason these folks are being allowed to do that is because theyve secured humanitarian visas. if they dont have humanitarian visas, migrants are not allowed to leave the shelter. once obtained they are escorted in small numbers dail...

Some 1800 migrants, mostly from honduras who arrived via caravan just over a week ago now being kept by mexican authorities in what used to be a factory. how would you describe this place? she says its like being in jail. year told only a couple of aid groups are allowed inside. and so far field migrants are allowed out. that desperation hit a brocking point on wednesday. >> reporter: mexican authorities are getting ready to move almost 200 migrants from the shelter. theyre getting on the buses ...

Showdown with its texas 21. all the law enforcement presence, what is the message its sending? >> ultimately that youre not going to be able to cross uloogally. in any way shape orfashion. >> reporter: is necessary to have this display? >> at this level, no. >> reporter: this is what we found. you have the mexican fed rallies and the mexican army, the red cross, the local migration institute all surrounding the shelter behind me. some 1800 migrants, mostly from honduras who arrived via caravan j...

Can hold those families so they are being dropped off at bus station in el paso where aid groups are offering support. more by the way are expected to be released today. >> they have spent 8 to 10 days in cells. now they have been released what we have been doing as a community is to support them. giving them food and a place to stay at night. >> president trump has repeatedly said the era of so-called catch and release has ended but, frankly, that is exactly what is happening in texas right now...

Action. so theyre being dropped off at a bus station in el paso where aid groups are offering support. more are expected to be released today. >> they have spent eight to ten days in cells. now theyve been released. what weve been doing as a community is to support them, giving them food, a place for them to stay at night. >> president trump has repeatedly said the era of so-called catch and release has ended, but frankly that is exactly what is happening in texas right now. and it all comes aga...

Responsible >> this is why we need an inspector general report as well as an autopsy, to find out what really happened to this little girl. its a tragic death. >> senator merkley, i know youve been to that facility, its a camp. a prison sort of camp for children. we know some of the conditions that children are being held in. with this specific case, one issue was dehydration. well show some video which you probably cant see. theres video of border patrol agents dumping water on the ground, wate...

Appreciate that. >> the u.s. says a journalist captured years ago in syria is alive. what we are learning about this case coming up. >> the united states isnt fighting the war in yemen, but aid groups say it is as much to blame for the humanitarian disaster as many of the combat ants. hear why when we come back. being detected was not an option. if i was recognized the whole operation was blown. the element of surprise was imperative. wow. he wont even recognize you. seriously. i dont even recog...

The world a more dangerous place. lawmakers are pushing back against president trumps insistence that a journalists murder should not interfere with the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia. well, five of the worlds biggest aid organizations agree if the u.s. doesnt stop supporting the saudi war in yemen, it will be directly complicit in causing what could be the largest famine in decades. >> in a scathing letter, the aid groups say 14 million yemenese are at risk of starving to death. three ye...

"frontline" dont necessarily buy that message, especially at the cost that were seeing with yesterdays incident. >> scott lucas, live for us in birmingham, england. thank you again for your time. >> thank you, george. >> well take a short break here. still to come, theresa may clears one big hurdle in brussels. now she faces a bigger challenge. getting brexit through parliament. >> the united states is not fighting the war in yemen, but aid groups say it is as much to blame for the humanitarian ...

Agencies estimate that more than eighty thousand children may have died from extreme hunger in the past three years of yemen civil war and the u.n. says half the countrys population is now on the brink of famine. this is one year old myside when this footage was taken on the twenty third of october hes mother said hed been diagnosed with manu tradition twice in the last six months has been one of how. he keeps having a high fever during the night so i dont know how to get his temperature down wh...