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Street thats gone to the u.s. and didnt come back. was allowed to stay or at least thats the way its perceived though that person or a friend might be going through a deportation process. there are a lot of issues in play now. but you cant under estimate the importance of how violent it is in these places, especially hon do you understand and thats a factor in the crisis. >> let me go to kevin applebee. it seem it is united states has a challenge to treat people humanely who get here but not to ...

Asking congress for changes to help expedite the deportation process. the hearings will determine if the children will qualify for humanitarian relief and be allowed to stay. but according to white house officials, most will not, so they will be deported. but thats not expected to be easy either. a judges deportation order must be carried out by immigration and customs enforcement, which has its own priorities on who should be deported. >> children are going to generally be on the lower end of t...

Them that they can expect the ability to stay once they get in the united states, that this is false. and that this is an incredibly dangerous journey. that were only seeing the kids who survive this trip. we are, of course, making sure to take care of them properly. these are children who have gone on a harrowing journey th themselv themselves, but at the end of the day, most will be sent back. the whole federal government is engaged in this effort from the president on down. >> the reality, th...

Its called the william wilberforce trafficking protection law. it requires they receive an opportunity before an immigration judge to determine their future status. >> it could be anywhere from a year to a little more than a year before the kids actually end up going to immigration court and seeing judge. they can have several hearings throughout their entire immigration court process. so it really just depends on the child and their remedies and if they have representation. >> reporter: it was ...

Opportunity before an immigration judge to determine their future status. >> could be anywhere from a yooer to a little more than a year before the kids end up going to immigration court and seeing a judge. they can have several hearings throughout their entire immigration court process, so really just depends on the child and the remedies and whats, if they have recommendation. >> it was intended to prevent child sex trafficking but the recent flood of migrants produced up intended consequences...

Hours. for a long time the l.a.p.d. and other agencies did that, now theyre saying theyre not going to do that because they think that they may be liable for holding people beyond, you know, serving their time. >> i.c.e. being immigration and customs enforcement agency. >> is the l.a. police not going to honor a federal law? >> this is underscoring how broken the overall immigration system is right now. this is an indication and both the tradition of using local law enforcement as holders of fir...

Hearing from the states from relatives that these deportation hearings take a while. that the backlog is pretty extreme. and that once they get here, especially from honduras and guatemala where this is sort of waver system they may not go home for a couple of years. >> reporter: right. i mean, really, you know, the state department talks about getting the message across but its not just about a message and telling people down here not to come. people here have to start seeing people deported. i...

And his party believes theyll end up voting democratic, what hes trying to do is accelerate the deportation process of the young flood of children that come into the country illegally. that doesnt sound like the kind of thing -- the law doesnt provide for the possibility that he can do that, whats bringing these kids here, the way the law is now written, unlike kids from mexico or canada who come here illegally, they cant be immediately deported, they have to be put through a process, and the pr...

Patrol agents and members of the national guard to the border. a sustained border security surge is part of the $2 billion request white house is making to congress to deal with the issue right now. he can also continue the deferred action program. thats for some kids brought to the u.s. as children. it allows them to stay temporarily to work or go to school. and remember that back in march, the administration also announced they were going to do a thorough review of the deportation process. its...

Make to ease the deportation? i dont want young to make them because i dont want to upset republicans. and what was their response to the president of the united states? were going to take you to court. were going to sue you if you use presidential authority. >> so, finally, on question of the unaccompanied minors, at the same time the presidents talking about this, that he is talking about essentially we think some sort of move toward exec executive action will reduce deportations, he is asking...