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Information, wolf. what we know is that there was a tendency to send the youngest of the children to new york, because we have laws that protect children in custody. in that respect, it's a good thing. i'm going to -- once i leave here and get back home, we're going to try to visit as many of the facilities as possible to see how the children are being treated and what attempts they are making to reunify them with their guardians and parents. >> do you know if they will be reunited with their parents? >> i gotta tell you, i don't see how it could possibly happen. to be frank, the administratio...

Reunification process starts with them or later but their kids are gone. >> when you say their kids are go, let's talk about the reunification process. so president trump says he wants to end zero tolerance. we have over 2,000 kids separated from their parents. what is the procedure that happens now to reunite them? >> so now they go through -- if they're in our custody -- >> what's oor? >> office of refugee and resettlement. and they're the ones that take care of the kids. and they have case workers and those case workers try to reunify them with an existing family member that's in the united...

Mothers, he says, teenage girls. the two others were 1-year-old and an 8 month old. one had been separated from her sister and somewhere along the way their mother had died. the other infant had been separated from her mother. he saw they were being fed by the personnel in this facility emt said the facility itself was very clean. but the question he has is you know, why these children were separated from their parents in the first place. as you said chuck, now that these children have been take tony 14 states, new york's mayor saying more than 400 children have been taken to new york alone. w...

The problem is that these stress hormones released into the fwrans and other system organs of the body, especially in a growing child, are very dangerous. they can cause actually permanent changes in the architecture of their brain and so on. i think one point i just want to emphasize about this is that the stress and trauma is not in any way shape or form over for these 2600 or more children that are going to be there. what was chilling about what chris was reporting is the fact that the reunification process is fraught. i don't think the government knows where the parents and the children ar...

Women with their children and than jonathan who was traveling by himself. he told me he had come with cousins, that heho had a mother living in virginia. his mother told him not to make the journey but he did it anyway. he's technically considered what immigration officials call an unaccompanied minor. and those types of immigrants have been put into these detention centers for some time. i was able to speak with his mother and she told me that right after he was taken into custody, that he did call her and was told that -- over this weekend that they would make connection with her to try to f...