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Even as it faces these challenges in. court? >> i don't think so. the house democrats have been very assertive with the fact that health care is the biggest issue over the mid-terms, it was their big issue they were going to campaign on and they want to keep the aspects of affordable care act in place and just to improve upon it. they have no desire to repeal it and to start from scratch. it doesn't make any sense. what would make sense is to work on improving the problems with obamacare that people have. >> now to this story, the department of homeland security investigating the death of a 7-...

Julia, what do we know about julia, what do we know about what happened while she was in u.s. custody? >> all right, chris. so jacqueline call crossed the border in new mexico, and she was apprehended near a place called antelope wells. it's not your typical border station that would have medical personnel or asylum officers who were ready to hear her case and administer care. she was actually held with 163 other immigrants for about eight hours, before they were put on a bus and taken to a larger facility more inland. it was determined that she was not feeling well before the bus left. her fa...

Border. this is jakelin caal maquin, 7 years old from guatemala. she died from dehydration and shock after crossing from the southern border and being taken into federal custody. she was put on a bus with her father when her father told the authorities she was sick and vomiting. she was on that bus for at least 90 minutes. and in cases of severe dehydration every minute counts. by the time that bus reached its next stop at a border station she was no longer breathing. the trump administration including the secretary of homeland security blamed the girl's father for taking her on such a hazardo...

To do. the trump administration is illegally blocking fathers and daughters like this from seeking asylum at our border stations, and so they face the choice of hopelessly waiting near a border station for the trump administration to suddenly decide to obey the law or finding another more dangerous way to cross. nbc n nbc's cal perry has been covering the situation at the border today. he spoke with border congressman texas democrat beto o'rourke who was visiting a migrant center in jaurez mexico. >> what is your reaction to that? >> you do not travel 2,000 miles with your 7-year-old child for...

Reporting on the death. julia, what do we know about what happened while she was in u.s. custody? >> all right, chris. so jacqueline call crossed the border in new mexico, and she was apprehended near a place called antelope wells. it's not your typical border station that would have medical personnel or asylum officers who were ready to hear her case and administer care. she was actually held with 163 other immigrants for about eight hours, before they were put on a bus and taken to a larger facility more inland. it was determined that she was not feeling well before the bus left. her father ...