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The cayuga center is closed. these children do go to a foster home here in the city. >> so two days she gets to see the kids. have they given a promise of regularity? >> thankfully several elected officials, the governor has been involved, congressman espayat has been involved, and so many people have been pulling for us, pulling strings for us, getting us the access. and thankfully cayuga has said that they will allow mom regular access to the children throughout the week. >> now, shes making a...

Asylum, do not sign this. but not all of these immigrants have legal counsel. they dont all know that. and so theyre being presented with this very difficult choice where they have to decide do they see their child again or do they allow their child to stay here and continue their asylum case. and in many cases does the parent try to stay in the united states so that his or her own asylum case can continue. so its really been this pressure put on these parents to try to leave the country as quic...

And so theyre being presented with this very difficult choice where they have to decide do they see their child again or do they allow their child to stay here and continue their asylum case. and in many cases does the parent try to stay in the united states so that his or her own asylum case can continue. so its really been this pressure put on these parents to try to leave the country as quickly as possible, because as we know, the thing that this administration has been trying to deter and cr...

And so theyre being presented with this very difficult choice where they have to decide do they see their child again or do they allow their child to stay here and continue their asylum case. and in many cases does the parent try to stay in the united states so that his or her own asylum case can continue. so its really been this pressure put on these parents to try to leave the country as quickly as possible, because as we know, the thing that this administration has been trying to deter and cr...

Deported and leave them behind. according to the report, the new instructions do not allow parents who were separated from their children under president trumps zero tolerance policy to reunite with their children while they await their decision on acsylumasylum. back with us is julia ainsley who co-authored that nbc news report. jul julia, what does this mean for parents? >> this is a false choice, ali. this form is handed out at detention centers now. they can sign here and say they can repatr...

While they await their decision on asylumasylum. back with us is julia ainsley who co-authored that nbc news report. julia, what does this mean for parents? >> this is a false choice, ali. this form is handed out at detention centers now. they can sign here and say they can repatriate back to their own countries without their children, that would allow the childs asylum case to continue to play out in the united states. or they can decide to reunite and repatriate in their home countries. but th...

Instructions do not allow parents who were separated from their children under president trumps zero tolerance policy to reunite with their children while they await their decision on asylum. back with us is julia ainsley who co-authored that nbc news report. julia, what does this mean for parents? >> this is a false choice, ali. this form is handed out at detention centers now. they can sign here and say they can repatriate back to their own countries without their children, that would allow th...

They will air toward the moderates and that they will be very quick to lash out and criticize michelle wolf for the skit that she did at the correspondents dinner. it comes down to when we saw donald trump embracing ideas that a lot of people are being bluntly, the -- theyre being called pop list national lists. >> you still cant call them that. they do know how the game is played. theyve been bullying the press for so long, they refuse to recognize whats going on. i mean, we have a federal gove...

These people are coming across the border voluntarily, and if they dont want to be separated, they can simply not cross into the united states. and more importantly, richard, if you are really have an asylum case, you dont have to make the dangerous trip to the border that these people are doing, apply in your home country, and most of the supposed asylum case seekers are from honduras and guatemala and isnt it child abuse to take the children who are frankly not even their parents all of the wa...

I think judges are still setting some of the cases that far out. so its not going to be solved overnight. >> judge, thats important, what you just said. how long does an average case, if you give them a fair hearing, howg does the average case take to work through the system? >> it depends on how long the backlog is in a particular location. how long does it take to hear an asylum case? in-court time, three to four hours. but theres a lot of cases stacked up, and theres another problem, i call i...