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April 5, 2022
How big are the tkpwraourps in acuna? >> they werent able to give me a number. people are walking up and down the streets everywhere. >> reporter: large groups of migrants are trying to cross into the u.s. some migrant processing facilities have reached capacity. your message to the biden administration? >> are you know, it is time to execute a plan. theyve got a plan, lets start executing it. >> reporter: are you doing okay? as for allison and others like her who make a shortstop at this respit...
April 5, 2022
She was a little scared. the biden administration is facing pressure from all sides. immigration advocates and democrats say theres no faces from keeping the trump era rule and then republicans who have been pushing to secure the border when title 42 expires. the sheriff said migrants are waiting just across the rio grande for title 42 to end. how big are those groups there? >> they werent able to give me a number. i know theres people walking pond the streets everywhere. >> reporter: the dee rd...
July 7, 2019
And suggested the new york times is working hand in hand with democrats to try to make up stories about him to embarrass him. the president dismissing this reporting altogether really tough to read this reporting coming from the new york times that indicates that there is rampant disease and hunger and just horrifying unhealthy conditions and detention facilities. many of which are hosting minors. the president says that he has been told that the people running these facilities are doing an incr...
July 7, 2019
The press to visit the facilities to document it for themselves. >> okay. boris sanchez reporting for us. thank you. with us now to discuss is national reporter for the washington post wesley lowry, and the washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times lynn sweet. first your reaction to the detention centers and the awful conditions were hearing that exist there. >> well, first and foremost its obvious "the new york times" isnt working with any partisan parties. journalists have been doing a...
July 7, 2019
The detained migrants. and i just want to list some of the examples. again, from government watchdogs and their own report. children under age 7 held for more than two weeks waiting for transfer in this facility where they have lights never off. no beds. no cots. concrete floors. lack of hot meals inadequate or no access to showers. limited change of clothes. as a pediatrician, can you explain the dangers both short-term and long-term to a child enduring these conditions? >> so short-term we wor...
July 7, 2019
Including post-traumatic stress disorder. >> i know you were trying to urge customs and border patrol to let you or other members of the american academy of pediatrics go down there and help train some of the medical staff that are working at these facilities. what is the status of your conversations with them? >> so at this point were really still trying to work with them, and have the training video thats part of the training of the people who are already working there, and are doing the best ...
July 7, 2019
The latest charter school scandals are piling up. leaders of one san diego charter network? indicted for conspiracy and grand theft. thankfully, the governors charter school policy task force just made important recommendations for reform: more accountability on charter school spending. and giving local school districts more control over the authorization of charter schools. reforms we need to pass now. so call your state senator. ask them to support ab 1505 and ab 1507. president trump promis...
July 7, 2019
Some of these detention centers because to the press, i want the press to go in and see them. and i just spoke to mr. morgan and as you know kevin, so were going to send people in. were going to have some of the press go in. theyre crowded, and were the ones that were complaining act theyre crowded. >> so far reporters have only been granted very sporadic and limited access to the facilities and never with cameras. which facilities and to which extent the cameras will see inside. all we have now...