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People who break the law are criminals. >> these individuals are coming to the border seeking asylum and they are willing to go through that legal process of seeking asylum. and the president has turned them into criminals and he has turned his back -- >> we don't know what they're going to do. >> that's true. here's the thing. you can't judge them before they do it. the president -- >> we know that in most of the cases, you even said, chris, that most of these people are coming -- christine even said it. most people are coming because of economic hardship. that is not a reason -- >> that's ri...

Jack: good morning, welcome back democratic candidates in texas pushing to decriminalize illegal crossing. rob: beto orourke running against ted cruz saying asylum seekers attempt to do what any human would do is to request asylum in between ports of entry, we should not criminalize that. here to weigh in director of policy studies at the center for immigration, jessica vaughn. he says that they are requesting asylum in between ports of entry, now, for everybody at home if you go to port of entry you get asylum case and you can plead your case there, is that really what's happening or are thes...

Trump's parents because we know that this president has repeatedly denounced what he refers to as chain migration. where adult u.s. citizens can obtain residency for their own families. his mother and father-in-law became citizens by taking advantage that have same program. how is that not hypocritical? >> it's really fascinating. if you look at the white house proposals, what they sent to congress to try to get them to implement into law is removing the ability of a u.s. citizen to sponsor their parent to come into the country and get a green card and its part of a much broader effort by the ...

Assume asyl asylum. the judge erupted when he heard they had been deported in the middle of this and threatened to hold jeff sessions in contempt. the mother goes by carmen and came from el salvador after there were two decades of horrific sexual abuse by her husband and death threats from gangs. you're sump an important voice because it's aclu attorneys that are fighting her asylum case. she's back. what's your reaction to what's transpired? >> it was horrendous. the fear she must have felt after she knew this case was ongoing. it's unimaginable. fortunately, we found out about it in time. th...

And yesterday the government revealed that 559 children are still separated from their parents. 365 of them have parents who have already been deported. joining me now is raul reyes, an attorney and nbcnews.com contributor. raul, thank you very much. this was a remarkable moment. >> right. >> the mother and the daughter were, as he said, spirited away in the night, put on a plane and were sent to guatemala. the judge is hearing this case. >> right. >> finds out that they're not there. he's hearing their asylum case. finds out that they're on a plane and says turn that plane around. >> right. h...