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This was and why these names in particular were on the list. the customs and border protection said they just wanted to talk to these people to understand why violence broke out across the border around november. if you can remember the incidents of tear gas. but the people we've spoken to who were actually interviewed say it went much more beyond that. they gathered information like who their in-laws were, where they live, what their cars look like, got their contact -- all their contacts off of their phones. their social media pages were scoured. things that really don't have as much to do w...

Protection said they just wanted to talk to these people to understand why violence broke out across the border around november. if you can remember the incidents of tear gas. but the people we've spoken to who were actually interviewed say it went much more beyond that. they gathered information like who their in-laws were, where they live, what their cars look like, got their contact -- all their contacts off of their phones. their social media pages were scoured. things that really don't have as much to do with that unrest at the border. and we've heard that it's happened elsewhere. people ...

Protection said they just wanted to talk to these people to understand why violence broke out across the border around november. if you can remember the incidents of tear gas. but the people we've spoken to who were actually interviewed say it went much more beyond that. they gathered information like who their in-laws were, where they live, what their cars look like, got their contact -- all their contacts off of their phones. their social media pages were scoured. things that really don't have as much to do with that unrest at the border. and we've heard that it's happened elsewhere. people ...

Groups, amnesty, would be heard within hours. we saw this week a poll from monmouth university that says 70% of americans believe that these asylum seekers and members of the caravan should be allowed to stay if they has their asylum interviews. only about a quarter should be turned back. the president will run into some kind of pushback from the public. these are children, lbgtq people, it's not as the president has portrayed them, young men who pose some type of threat to the country. the longer the caravan stays at the borders and the pictures we see of them, it goi's going to harder to mak...

Gary tuchman has been doing extensive reporting on w the families who are seeking asylum right now are going through. watch this. >> reporter: this is the first full day in america for roberto and his son oscar. how do they feel? very good, very good, roberto says. father and son are from guatemala and have just had their asylum interviews in arizona and have made it past the first step to staying in the u.s. they say they left guatemala because of violence and poverty. they're still fearful and don't want their faces shown. roberto says they were robbed on the train on the journey to the u.s....