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Over 1400 of them inside here. we don't know where the girls are. we don't know where the 0 to 10-year-olds are. there's a hundred facilities like this throughout 17 states. so what happens once these kids aren't in licensed facilities but get transferred into tent city camps essentially run on federal property by who knows who. >> i guess that's my next question. the auspices under which this facility where you're at is run by health and human services. is that who runs this? it's not border control. >> reporter: correct. >> and the tent cities. do we know who's going to be in charge of that?...

Make sure banks didn't have rights to actually do any state level regulation. the state attorney's general is where there's popular power. i think the left should be using a lot more energies. i will go back historically to do that. the fugitive state act is actually a slave right act. the other side says, you free states no longer get to have the right to allow people to be on free soil. we are going to intervene and take people pushed into slavery back. in that case you want state rights because you want free slaves to protect. the marge e equality is when you want the states. you can use it...

>> there is state level regulation in massachusetts that is essentially the same as the obama administration now holds that contraception must be covered in prescription drug coverage. there's an can exemption for religious affiliated employers. senator brown, as a state senator, voted for that in massachusetts. that's a situation that a lot of critics of the obama administration are in including people like mitt romney and mike huckabee and a lot of people who have supported these things in the past but are suddenly offended by this policy now. what do you make of that turnaround? >> you know...

>> there is state level regulation in massachusetts that is essentially the same as the obama administration now holds that contraception must be covered in prescription drug coverage. there's an can exemption for religious affiliated employers. senator brown, as a state senator, voted for that in massachusetts. that's a situation that a lot of critics of the obama administration are in including people like mitt romney and mike huckabee and a lot of people who have supported these things in the past but are suddenly offended by this policy now. what do you make of that turnaround? >> you know...