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International protocols on refugee. we also have our own law, the immigration and nationality act, section 208, and other sections, which require us to consider asylum claims. this is not, as jeff sessions, the attorney general, puts it, this is not about skirting the law. this is about applying the law. this is about following the rule of law. >> sessions says those people on the left side of your screen, sessions had said, and i'm quoting, that this is a deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and overwhelm our system of justice. does that look like that to you, stephanie? >> it doesn't. to...

Kidnappings and murders. >> let's look at what is most likely going to happen for the migrants at the port of entry right now. walk with me to the board. first off, according to u.s. citizenship officials, to qualify for asylum, appnall lap muse prove they fear because of their race, religion or political opinion. the process. the migrants will speak to security guards to make sure they have the proper paperwork before going through the gate to the united states side. they'll be held in temporary cells, where border protection officers are required to ask them if they are afraid to go home. if...

Bused to centers as far as texas. men can be detained anywhere in the united states that holds undocumented immigrants. the migrants would continue the screening process in the facilities over the next several days. at some point, they'd be fingerprinted and have their pictures taken. if they pass the credible fear interview, the asylum seekers can make their case before an immigration judge. it is a process that can take several months, sometimes longer. at this time, migrants can then ask to be released from detention. if that release is granted, they'll pay a bond, or they'll be fitted for ...

Steph. >> this is an extraordinary story. you have to dig into all sides of it. miguel almaguer is liye out liv the border facility. miguel, it is easy for us to talk about the it. you're there on the ground. how many people are going through this processing? how many many are expected today? >> reporter: we're expecting about 150 families who are going to try to get their way at least to present themselves to border patrol agents. this is literally ground zero, where all the families have been gathering over the last several hours and overnight. they spent the night on the cold concrete in co...