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Beds as william mentioned. they are looking for alternat e alternatives and that was one of them. whether you want to call that a resort or not, don't know. they're transforming it into a place that can house these kids in the interim process. this is a very complex problem. you mentioned this piece of legislation up on the hill with a democrat and republican from texas that does have some hope of getting through perhaps being adjusted a bit. there's some movement on this that would essentially change the law. it would speed up the deportation process and it would also provide about 40 additio...

Give the obama republican $1.2 billion to add security and other measures. by the way, that's about a third of what the administration wants. in addition, republicans want to change the 2008 trafficking law to speed up the deportation process. democrats, though, are resistant to the change. the white house knows it has to do something quickly. recent polls show a majority of americans disapprove of both the way the president is handling this issue and congressional republicans. but new mexico in particular, the president's handling of this issue not playing well at all. joining me now is forme...

Each bed at close to $1,000, a cost that would be offset by the president's emergency request if congress decides to pass it. most republicans on the hill say for one that the $3.7 billion price tag is too high and secondly, that it doesn't do anything to speed up the deportation process. one of the so-called death trains packed with potential immigrants hoping to cross the border derailed in mexico, leaving 1300 people stranded in the desert heat. nbc's stephanie gosk pushed further south into guatemala where entire outposts are popping up to cater to potential immigran immigrants. >> reporte...

You've been following this route. you just heard the senator say he's not going to change the law. that has a real impact, though in what it is signaling to the children and their parents because the message to them has been from all of your reporting that once they get to the united states, they have the real chance of a lengthy deportation process and really staying. >> yeah, that message has gotten down here. and it is one of the reasons why you have minors leaving this area. but we also, the thing that we heard and continue to hear in our travels, andrea, is that even if the law changes an...

Question of why unaccompanied minors are leaving these countries without their parents, you'll hear people embrace one reason or another depending on their politics. but the reality that we've seen on the ground here is that this is very much in a squishy middle. there are lots of reasons why these kids leave. and we talked to a bunch of teenagers in one of the most violent neighborhoods of san pedro sula, one of the most violent cities in honduras. they said violence is a problem. gangs are a problem. also, jobs are a problem. they don't see a future for themselves. and every single one of th...