america been shut off for refugee access. we would argue as advocates that that violates international law to not permit them to at least have the opportunity to apply for asylum in the united states. >> mexican authorities claim that those 39 people that they are now going to deport were the troublemakers. they had apparently passed around rumors that those who actually rushed the border would actually get through. that is certainly what the officials in mexico are saying. does that make any difference? >> i don't believe it would make any difference because each individual should have their own rights to be heard and to -- there is nothing that bars your application for political asylum such as rushing a border. many individuals cross the border out of desperation for their lives, for their safety, for the safety of their children. and until we are able to individually assess each of those cases, they should be given an opportunity to be heard. >> so, what do you think will likely happen now to these 39