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Three buses from guatemala show up on the south side. 171 get out and come through this precut hole. turn themselves in to agents. they pay on average about $7,000. now already this year, last five months, there's been 170 breaches of the fence. these dates are dates of individual breaches. apprehensions double last year. because there's other than mexican, 96%, instead of being turned back over, they're at the processing station. the agency is spending $100,000 a month on medical care, food, clothing, diapers. what does it mean? half the agents that would be here doing enforcement are instead...

Fence and line up to be arrested by a border patrol agent. >> we're in yuma. that's a secondary fence. here is where agents patrol. that's a primary fence put here in the 199 0*s. sunday 3:00 p.m. three buses from guatemala show up on the south side. 171 and come out, go through the hole and turn themselves to agents. they pay around $7,000. the last five months there have been 170 breaches of the fence. these dates are dates of individual breaches. apprehensions already doubled last year. because they are other than mexican, 96%, instead of being turned over within eight hours they are at the...

Is taking as well if he wants to end this, he could see the realities as they are and not come down for a photo-op as we see on the banner, because that's really what this is. you know the one place he's not going to take a look at why he's down here? ursz la border patrol processing station where half the children he separated from their families is located around the corner where he spent most of the day today. if he wanted to understand where the drugs are actually coming from, he can go out there and do it. can he ask a couple of questions that put him more on an intellectu intellectual pa...

Then two days at processing station and two days at another station and moved at 11:17 p.m. to a third station. that's when cbp says he got sick. what are you hearing? why did it take two deaths before the cpb decided to r re-evaluate here? >> it's hard to have this debate without seeing the backdrop because there's deterrent after another all year, separating children or having a fight over whether asylum seekers should wait in mexico and then a battle over funding for the wall and each forces families to more remote places like the place where jakelyn came this month and like this place wher...

Father has no complaints with how u.s. agents treated them. jacquelin maquin and her dad were detained in a remote part of new mexico on december 6th. she got sick just after they were picked up by u.s. agents. some 90 minutes from the nearest processing station. emma keen died less than 48 hours later. critics are blaming the trump administration's broader border policy saying they have led to more dangerous crossings in isolated areas. cnn's ed lavendara just spoke with the council who had a meeting with the grieving father, and, ed, what have you learned? >> we were able to kind of piece to...