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Watch them up because we separated them. >> how much do you think that costs per kid? >> expensive. dna testing is not cheap. >> why are we doing this? >> i dont know. north korea is accusing the united states of gangster like tactics. well talk about the presidents trips coming up next. your all you can eat riblets. okay. enjoy. thanks. ♪ ♪ when i touch you like this ♪ and i hold you like that. ♪ its so hard to believe ♪ but its all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. ♪ if you t...

Under the age of 5, whats the likelihood that a lot of those kids will be able to say their parents name and last name when if theyre 1 -- >> represent themselves in court. >> theyre doing last name. >> i had to think about it. >> exactly. >> if theyre doing dna testing, that, i presume, will cost a lot of money. >> the government has not been able to say yes, we can reunify all these kids with their parents. thats the most troubling thing if youre an onlooker judging the situation because the g...

Reunited with them by tuesday. of course, the government has expressed some skepticism as to whether that can happen and i think certainly we in the media feel the same way. its hard to imagine that all of these toddlers will be reunite wd their parents by tuesday. those over the age of five there is a couple more weeks, i believe, for them to -- for the government to make that deadline of reunification. we dont have a lot of information. we dont know if the government has been able to match up ...

Expedite a thorough vetting process that ensures that children are going to the rightful parents. >> were doing dna testing on everybody who claims to be the parent of one of our children to confirm that. we check birth certificates. we have served 230 hhs people and contractors out to i.c.e. facilities to sit with the parents to get information to prove suitability and parentage of them to work through this process. what we care about is the kids welfare. >> the aclu says the government is trea...

Were convinced there must be a second campsite with possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay. so detective miller went up with the police air unit to have a look around. >> those two pilots decided that they were going to fly that whole area for us, and they actually located the second campsite. and we entered and we found a citation in the name of noel stevens. so we were at the right place. >> reporter: so they spread out. kept looking. and pretty soon, one of them called out. >> ...

Of these kids so far? have you heard from the parents? >> my clients attorney, they seem like they are doing fine. they are allowing yenny to go to the center in harlem and sit down and sit down for hours and sometimes have lunch with them but at the end of the day, she has to leave them there at 5:00. >> are they in the process of being deported? >> right now yennis case is being transferred from arizona here to new york until her children are released. she ultimately wants to relocate to north...

Lost or destroyed seem to be true. >> liffirst of all, even go bac further. the fact that theyre requesting dna testing, fingerprinting at this point in the game means that the intake, when they separated the kids from the parents, wasnt done properly. this is the claim by many of the organizations helping these families. if you write down ali velshi, who are your kids and you know where one is and parent is, you wouldnt need to do dna testing and fingerprinting, which obviously is going to take...

This late leads me to believe that it was either destroyed originally or -- >> im trying to get my head around whether this is cruelty or inkoch tense or both, but there is something that now is sinister about the fact that we are dna testing these people. i get that -- >> thags right. they are multiple organizations that are saying that you are violating the right of a child because youre asking them to provide to consent to their dna and putting it in a government database. at this point in ti...

Single-family recruiting volunteers. using dna testing. then theres this. the court system sought clarification on whether they have to reunite migrant kids with parent who is are already deported and argued it would be too difficult and time consuming. meaning what exactly? is the doj asking why even bother in what does it say that the people who took these kids in the first place are now asking a judge if they really have to bother to give them back. more now on the breaking news, court hearin...

And need more time. tuesday is the deed line to reunite all kids under the age of five. thats about 100 kids: by july 26 will need to have reunited all kids separated from parents. the court saying they do not expect to meet those deadlines because officials today said they dont know the location of every parent. in court they really attempted to lay out before the judge why they believe in their opinion this process is so challenging to them notable that these are challenges of course of their ...