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Griff: funding 45,000. they have 54,000 in custody. not uncommon for unassigned funds within a single department to be transferred between agencies to make up for any short when the fiscal year ends which is october. brian, ainsley, steve. steve: thank you very much. in 2018 the dhs diverted $169 million disaster management and for ice detention and deportation. they have done it before. ainsley: it's going to the adult detention beds, transportation cost. temporary hearing facilities. if you ask why, the officials down there are saying the reason we have to do this the 'has to use emergency f...

>> along with the emergency that is going on, it requires the agency, the department to reprogram funding. it is a common thing to happen. if you don't have bed space for adults, they will wait in custody for too long, or they get released like their families do, and that would effectively give you an opening order. >> the department of homeland security notified congress about its plans last month he is a 30 day notification. back is set to end on sunday. they say that they intend to reprogram and transfer $116 million to fund i.c.e. single adult attention beth, and millions of dollars to est...

Million from fema's disaster relief fund to pay for immigrant detention centers and temporary hearing facilities for asylum seekers waiting in mexico. this money was meant to be used to respond to hurricanes and other natural disasters. instead the trump administration now using it to fund his immigration plan. and today one of his ton border officials insisting they won't hold migrant children indefinitely. they just want to be able to threaten it. >> this is not about indefinite detention. if anybody says that that's an absolutely. so you put the word indefinite in there. >> it doesn't mean ...