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I'm sure she did. her visit is raising some questions. joining me now, anita mcbride, chief of staff to first lady laura bush. thanks for coming in. >> sure, thank you, kate. >> what do you think of the first lady's unannounced visit to the border facility? >> i think the visit was great. it was important. and she asked a lot of good questions in that round table. i think she also was able to present to us that there is some semblance of a structure around these kids who are in this unfortunate situation because we're all really confused about what is going on. so that was the good part of her...

How i can help these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> the message here, though, is a huge debate. that's the first lady in the olive green jacket. this message on the back, "i really don't care. do you?" in white lettering. she wore the jacket getting on the plane. she did not wear it when visiting that border facility. still, people took notice. some say perhaps the first lady is going rogue. and on the home page of drudge, this first lady fashion fireworks. just a jacket is what the first lady's office says. sorry. she's making a statement, she knows what sh...

Now, down on the border, we're learning new details about a facility in south texas where some of the separated children will hopefully likely be reunited with their families. cnn's correspondent rosa flores is there, joining me now. what are you learning? >> reporter: you know, kate, we're learning that the center that you see behind me will be the one that will be used to reunite families. so as you were saying, this practice that the administration has said that did not lead to the separation of families, well now the administration is setting up a processing center where they can reunite t...

I mentioned it being regulated. they gave me one, because we kept being the last person to see it. this is the schedule they have every single day. this is what the students do and i say student because they make them go to classes. they have history class, reading class, they do english as a second language courses, you can see it is in spanish, almost everything we saw there was either written in spanish or subtitled in english. we asked about translators for those who speak native languages. they have them, they make them do vaccines. average they stay about 25 days in this facility. in oth...

Wire. this is in the middle of nowhere. what i see around me are mesquite, brush, sorghum fields, that's pretty much it, other than an airport that is nearby which might be used perhaps to bring the children in to then reunite them with some of the families that are inside. i have talked to one woman who is inside this facility. and this is the woman and her child who have been a voice to the voiceless, to those thousands of women and children who had been separated by immigration officials and this is the audio from propublica of that young girl screaming, of that young girl asking to see if ...