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Illness, was put on a bus bound for the processing station in new mexico. that's when the girl's father told agents that his daughter would you describe sick and vomiting. she was transported to a hospital in el paso but died just after midnight, having suffered brain swelling and liver failure. tonight the homeland security secretary defended the treatment of the little girl. >> it's heart wrenching. my heart goes out to the family. this is just a very sad example of the dangers of this. this family chose to cross illegal. >> dianne feinstein calls it heartbreaking and unacceptable. this rais...

Guatemalan girl was in a tkpwroupl of 163 people illegally crossing the border into the u.s. according to a timeline provided by custom and border protection officials. the group was found by a team of agents. they were held at a operating base near the border, while being interviewed. the group had access to water, food and rest rooms. nearly eight hours later around 5:00 a.m. on the seventh the girl who had according to cbp officials showing no signs of illness was put on the bus for a 95-mile journey for a processing station in new mexico. at that point the father told agents the girl was s...

Signs of illness was put on a bus for the 5 mile journey to the processing station in new mexico. the girl's father told agents his daughter was sick and vomiting. they radioed ahead. and the bus arrived emergency medical personnel began treating the girl. she was not breathing and was revived twice. at 7:45 a.m., she was transported by air ambulance to a hospital in el paso, texas. she died there just after midnight on december 8th, having suffered brain swelling and liver failure. >> this is the sad example of of the dangers of this journey. >> dianne feinstein said the death was unacceptabl...

Jacob soboroff is joining us now with more. jacob, you have made your way back to new york from the border. you're one of the first journalists to get a look inside those facilities housing migrant kids. one of our colleagues is in a facility right now. >> reporter: that's right. >> we said this at the top of the show to remind you when she comes out. jacob, maybe you can speak to your experience. they sort of take you through. we don't know when she'll come occupant. when she does she'll fill us in on whether she saw girls and toddlers. two groups we haven't seen yet. >> reporter: we're talki...

We got our first look at the family separation crisis. reporters were allowed into a processing facility for immigrants in texas. it's where many children are taken from their parents. that's the moment when it happens and sent to separate facilities. now reporters were not allow today film inside. what you're seeing now are government provided images. still, you can see the chain-link fencing used to pen in immigrants. msnbc's own jacob was one of the ones who got a look inside the facility. jacob, what did you see in there? >> reporter: it's worse than it looks in the photos, chris, because ...