my journey." dahlia says she did not know that she might be separated from her son once she is taken into custody in the united states. but she says, "i have nothing left in honduras." the families are loaded up and taken away unsure of what happens next. and what happens next is still very much up in the air, especially for the two adult women and their children. what happens to them, whether or not they'll be split up, is unclear. the fact of the matter is throughout all of the process, it has been rather uneven and arbitrary. not everyone is being prosecuted and separated. federal officials won't say how those choices are determined and what goes into those -- what's considered when making those decisions as to who is prosecuted and separated and who is given a court date and a gps ankle monitor and allowed to be released. those questions are still very difficult to answer at this point. >> so much confusion over all of this. thank you very much for bringing some clarity through your