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Indeed be the case. so, what can become complicated here is if they waive their asylum claim, it is also possible they are deported, the parent is. the child is moving through deportation proceedings, as well, but they may be deported later. i talked to a former i.c.e. official who said that it is quite possible that they could be separated at different times, and those different times can be a difference of years. in that case, we could even be going toward permanent separation, in which a pare...

Review his decisions, hes really a rock-solid conservative who was much more often with the f four conservative judges than he ever was. yes, he did have a few swing votes, and that is better than what were going to get if donald trump gets a second appointment, and that person is confirmed. it is better than what well have, but it wasnt very good. im hoping that, somehow, the democrats will find a way to stop that. prevent further separation of families and find a way to help the government reu...

Children. that we saw in 2014. theyre moving through the process as they would. its just a matter of seeing how quickly they can do that, if they can expa diedite it in the coming weeks. >> priscilla is with the "atlantic" magazine. and jill wine-banks, former prosecutor and contributor, as well. san francisco. protests begin in the cities. a nationwide protest movement today. weve seen them on the east coast. weve seen them in the central part of the country. down in el paso, texas, now and w...

Was implemented without forethought or foresight. how uncertain is the uncertainty at this point? >> well, i want to revisit that this week, a federal judge ordered the administration to reunite families within 30 days. thats actually a smaller timeframe for those under the age of 5 years old, within 14 days. theres still no clarity as to how exactly the government is going to do that. the uncertainty really comes from several things. a lot of these families are seeking asylum. they have to make...

Administration not thinking through what the policy will entail. now, there are things that need to be done. how quickly is this administration mobilizing to change, to do things like jill is laying out there, getting whats needed to the children, be it medical attention, or just sundry items to keep them healthy and all right in the captivity theyre in right now. >> so, the administration is saying that they are trying to provide as many resources as they can to the children. and to locate them...

The number, 2,047, as well as he or she knows his phone number. why hasnt it gone down more than it has? the u.s. government said it wouldnt separate families anymore. >> remember, we still have roughly 2,000 families that have been separated at the border. even though this happened over the course of five weeks, that sessions had announced they were going to implement the zero tolerance policy, meaning, they were going to federally prosecute the adults, in that process, they had to separate the...

Families, it is incredibly difficult, given that there are many children now that are seeking their families. some are young and have little information to provide the workers. >> jill, many of us are lucky enough -- and i use the term loose loosely -- that only have to imagine what it would be like, having children taken away. many are dealing with it, making their way through the court system in the u.s. what is your perspective, as we become more and more familiar with it, how the process is ...

Separated at the border. and the administration is giving us a little more information about what is going to happen to some of the families in the coming days and perhaps weeks. for now, according to the administration, children and parents will continue to be detained while the parents cases are being adjudicates. if the parents are deported then the families can be reunited and deported together or parents can be deported without their children. if the parent is released then they have to app...