faces, and the eyes. their eyes were bloodshot from being tired and bulging from just not knowing what was going to happen next, and that was in the children and the families. >> and that leads me to the drawings. about those drawings that you released, it's really struck me seeing this from the hands of children. these pictures show how these children viewed their situation. what do these pictures tell you? >> so, those pictures tell us that detention in these border facilities and processing centers are not good for children. it causes them to have stress and to have fear, which can have lifelong complications for children. that much stress, if it's at a high level for a long time, can cause something called toxic stress, which contains the architecture of children's brains. and we really, truly believe that children should be in those border facilities for as little as possible, for as short of a time as possible, and that we need pediatric providers there to make sure that they're taken care of. >> the president sent out