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Can we touch where we are as far as the humanitarian crisis there? whats happening with the detainees and separation of families. are all the children accounted for as far as their parents go? where are we on the humanitarian crisis? >> joe, the fundamental -- whats at the core of this crisis is the trump administration. family separations continue. theyre just now under a different nomenclature. what i.c.e. is doing -- or what dhs is doing is determine whether theyre safe or not safe and using ...

In nogales was at epidemic levels, including hand grenades and machine guns and there are still some very violent episodes. but the border patrol now acknowledges that illegal crossings in no gal less are way down. those who do cross only stay for a few hours and where there is high podesta activity the razor wire is only supposed to be at the top as you saw in the pictures it tends to be at the bottom. residents are very worried about kids and pets in rural areas as well as downtown. shep? >> s...

The only thing that can ever pay for the wall is an american taxpayer money. money that is processed in internal revenue processing centers that are now not processing anything because president trump has shut down the government and irs employees have been sent home. president trump visited the state with one of the largest irs processing centers in the country, 9,000 texans work in the irs processing center in austin, texas, the state that donald trump visited today. none of them will be recei...

Centers that are now not processing anything because president trump has shut down the government and irs employees have been sent home. president trump visited the state with one of the largest irs processing centers in the country, 9,000 texans work in the irs processing center in austin, texas, the state that donald trump visited today. none of them will be receiving their paycheck tomorrow because of the trump shutdown. and the texans who are depending on quick processing of their 2018 tax r...

An 8-year-old guatemalan boy who passed away in the hands of cbp on christmas eve, making him the second child to die in cbp custody in just a month, guys. the democratic legislators are insisting on an investigation. theyre saying they want to talk to border patrol agents who were on duty and look at d.h.s. documents. and what makes young felipes case most upsetting is that this child was dragged around from processing center to processing center for longer periods than usual. the norm is aroun...

As we understand it, this eight-year-old traveled to the united states with his father and was apprehended last week. essentially shuffled around from processing center to processing center in the coming days or in the days after they were apprehended, i should say. it was on monday, according to this statement, that one of their agents, they say, noticed that this young boy didnt look very well. he had glossy eyes. he looked like he was sick. he was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with a co...

Federal help with medical care bringing in the coast guard, and more help from the department of defense, and perhaps even the cdc, and one of the other action items, they are working with i.c.e. on transportation, and often times the migrants when they are apprehended in the field, they have to wait hours before they are put through the system or transferred through a processing center. i mentioned it was the second death in less than a month, and it was a 7-year-old that was laid to rest in he...

Customs and border protection he was shuffled through processing center after processing center. it was on christmas eve monday morning around 9:00 a.m. that during one of the welfare checks made in these facilities that they noticed that this child had glossy eyes and wasnt doing well. he was diagnosed with a common cold but held for an hour longer because he had 103 degree fever. he was allowed to leave and go back into the facility but it was as the hours progressed on christmas eve that his ...

The origin of that is the administration has chosen to close ports of entry. is the u.s. in violation of its own laws in doing so? >> i think to me it clearly seems to be in violation. and even the administration has said dont cross in between the ports of entry. come to the ports of entry. when they come to ports of entry, at port of entry in place after place, they have been blocked. i witnessed this on fathers day, on june 17th at mcallen crossing. i saw four border guards crossing anyone who...

Appropriately viscerally morally shocking. to watch numbers being written on people. the origin of that is the administration has chosen to close ports of entry. is the u.s. in violation of its own laws in doing so? >> i think to me it clearly seems to be in violation. and even the administration has said dont cross in between the ports of entry. come to the ports of entry. when they come to ports of entry, at port of entry in place after place, they have been blocked. i witnessed this on father...