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And that is why sandra diaz and two other workers traveled to washington, d.c., to speak to congress, because these people need protection. when we saw the firing, we were concerned, the firingings, we were concerned they were probably going to get picked up by immigration. now we feel better. we know they are material witnesses. any attempt to try to remove any of these people from the united states could be obstruction of justice. >> you have to add on to particularly in victor rinas case, she...

More on this. i this fence wasnt here. all you have is that scrap metal fence, about 8 feet tall. now you have the solid replacement fence. you can see it has an anti-scaling feature as well. you are see the prototype wall. central americans being released in that remain in mexico program. theyll have to stay in mexico while their asylum case is heard in u.s. courts.

The plaolitico article, they started talking about the mental capabilities fading. and i thought you know in connection to ginsburg, is that fair? is that a leap that a journalist should make at this point in time? there the hasnt been any indication that she isnt coherent for example. >> laura: when is the last time she was seen in public i believe it was when she was going to have her surgery. >> laura: she hasnt spoken in public no npr reported she did vote from the hospital hours after t...

Why not bring in the u.n.? why not have -- that was something that was talked about a couple months ago. >> melissa: didnt they try that? >> kennedy: they did. when you are talking about refugees and delivering aid to people who really are in a crisis, you have to -- >> harris: if we call them refugees, doesnt that also help the asylum case? >> kennedy: i dont think we have to get hung up again, on another semantic distinction. i think if there are people and they are hungry and sick and they ar...

Is that correct? if so, how does that happen? how does she vote on a major case from the hospital bed? >> my understanding is that her vote actually came around the time that she was traveling to the hospital. im not sure that it was from the hospital bed. i will say this, even when justice ginsburg was being treated for cancer in the past, she remained incredibly committed to the work of the court. in fact, she used to schedule her chemotherapy sessions on fridays so that she would have the wee...

>> you should be taking on all of this stuff. >> that is the kind of comprehensive plan we need to engage in. we need to open up offices in each one of our embassies, if you fear and have an asylum case youd like to bring, bring it to us and prepare it. >> bring it in. >> good, change the rule. >> we can put the kinds of outposts. we can say to the government of mexico, listen, were going to help you, because this is the united states of america, and were going to put a place where people can be...

We here in the united states through our consumption of those debilitate those economies. shouldnt we be working on both sides of the border to establish countries in which -- >> yes. >> everyone thinks you dial 911, chicago it may take 20 minutes. >> you should be taking on all of this stuff. >> that is the kind of comprehensive plan we need to engage in. we need to open up offices in each one of our embassies, if you fear and have an asylum case youd like to bring, bring it to us and prepare i...

The producers in the email. brian: you were on the set of outnumbered. judge: yes. it was so incendiary and out of place. ed: county president get a fair hearing on the asylum case. judge: the asylum opinion in my view is very sound and very well-reasoned and will be upheld. look, a lot of people want to come here for the economic opportunity i dont blame them. they want a better life for themselves and their houses and families. they will use any toe hold they can to get in the door. jedediah: ...

Of thousands who are waiting months or even years for their asylum case to play out in the united states. and lawyers i spoke to today said, we can expect legal challenges, because its unclear how the united states is going to be able to guarantee due process. i mean, how would these people have access to lawyers or the american justice system while theyre waiting in mexico? >> whats the -- what are they supposed to do? if its going to take years, will mexico allow them to stay? >> well, the sec...

The department of defense on making sure that we are closing any gaps that we see out there. with some obstacles in it and infrastructure. what we are requesting and what we are expecting, were expecting them to follow the orderly process of applying for asylum. we are preparing for the worst. jon: bryan llenas is reporting live near their presidents mar-a-lago resort. reporter: the plan is close remain in mexico. and between both nations, what they decide is that the immigrants were traveling t...