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Are here and many are in a position to say yes, they are meant to be put into a system that allows them then to go through the asylum process, and they can then request asylum but its a very long process and its unsure if any of them will be successful. having said that many of them are now aware that they will put a sanction in for them thats better than the conditions they have back at home. neil: when you say home, delphin e, theyre from honduras notably, do you have a break break down of who...

Tijuana, these people who have come from el salvador and honduras have essentially been receiving coaching on what to say when they get into the united states to seek asylum. some in very candid interviews with william la jeunesse talking about theyve been told what to say, what not to say if they ask for asylum to try to get to that, liz, the level of a crazed vocal threat to themselves, which then sort of has a much different process from immigration officials that they claim over the border a...

Asylum. the port has the right and say okay, we can process only so many people per day. so they can turn them away and say well come back at a later date. if somebody comes to the port and says im here for admittance, im legal, i can come in, then you have to take them into custody and you have to process them. >> jon: what a situation. william la jeunesse is in california with more on this developing story. william? >> jon, the first step in the asylum process means you have to get in front of...

With a deportation order have to leave our country otherwise our asylum procedure is redundant you know if we grant refugee status and the right to remain to one person after a lengthy complicated and meticulous application process then someone else who is denied refugee status is allowed to stay here to that would make a mockery of both the asylum process and our rule of law put them through and when they thought you had if the rule of law means that people who have been tonight the right to st...

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Building you see behind me, walk about 2 to 3 blocks to the border, present themselves and asking or claiming asylum. thats not happening. they are still stuck inside. the organizers may be deciding right now what is the point of going over there, women, children, etc., if no one is going to let you in. also of course mexican authorities would probably turn them around at some point anyway. we know historically anyway regarding the haitians the mexicans will not let you sleep next to the border ...

A huge difference under eighteen year olds are assigned a guardian help in the asylum process and accommodation with the youth welfare service. for refugees aged eighteen and above the initial conditions and shared accommodation are often much worse many must rely on their own devices. kyra grabowski and both guys and hina look after forty young refugees in their shelters they have even brought in young people from the streets after being categorized as adults all access to health was withdrawn ...

And families looking for what they hope is a better life in the u.s., but there is a very sort of tresherrus legal process for them to try to claim asylum. explain how that will work for them when they get to the border and for many of them now that they are at the border. >> it certainly is tresherrus what theyve gone through. theyve come from horrific violence in central america and were talking about children, were talking about mothers and children and, you know, what country would send thes...