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Speak to an i.c.e. officer and under the fourth amendment they did not have to allow anyone into their home, this would be an i.c.e. agent who basically did not have a search warrant signed with their name on it. they were prepared. they say this means they will be prepared here in the future if there are any more threatened i.c.e. sweeps. now back to you. we're learning more about the filthy conditions in which children are being held in u.s. border facilities. a group of doctors and lawyers visited border protection facilities. they did not get to inspect them but interviewed children ther...

The wonderful thing about children and families is that almost all of them have relatives here in the united states. these children are generally crossing the border with family members and they have a mom, a dad, both parents, a grandparent, aunts living in the united states who are here and ready to care for them. the law requires these children to be moved through these border facilities within an hour. they're supposed to move through these facilities as expeditiously as possible because they are not appropriate for children. and everybody understands this. 72 hours is the maximum they can...

Land was hesitant about this operation specifically because there are ongoing negotiations in congress right now between democrats and republicans on the issue of immigration, and there is a concern among republicans that democrats may end up pulling funding for border facilities or for enforcement and so essentially he felt that this negotiation would be hurt by such an operation. we don't know if that's exactly what caused the president to make this decision, but it's clear and one he made just a couple of hours ago at camp david and again, the president we should point out has made a lot of...

>> reporter: i'm meredith wood reporting. >> in the meantime, migrants who come to the united states are reportedly being held in filthy conditions. a group of doctors and lawyers visited border facilities, they didn't get to inspect the facilities but interviewed children there, children who told them horror stories of people being sick, not having access to soap and showers. in some cases preteens reportedly taking care of toddlers. at a hearing, a justice department lawyer was asked about those conditions. >> it's within everybody's common understanding if you don't have a toothbrush, if yo...

The collection and or processing of personal data with or in information technology systems can be considered reasonably secure. not exactly a ringing endorsement. the european union needs to do more to prevent the misuse of data based on fingerprints. for years e.u. external border facilities have been using a scanner that's not secure. proved that by creating replica fingerprints that the scanner accepted as real. on a more sinister level terrorists also use these replicas to hide their identities. last december police in turkey made a shocking discovery after raiding a suspected terrorist h...