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>> yeah. and they've also pled guilty to a crime. they quickie pleaded to a misdemeanor, to a crime. they're not physically there. there's a lot to unpack. haven't started to talk about family members that may want to take them in and foster them. they may be concerned about their own immigration status for fear of being investigated if they try to step forward. a lot to unpack here. we're going to keep talking about it. thank you very much. appreciate it. coming up, more "am joy" live from tornillo, texas. >> number one, it is our tax dollars that he is using to separate families and keep f...

Give me your take. is this spiraling further out of control or my feeling sitting here for the first time in texas. >> watching you in tornillo, where we first reported last week that first of the new tent camps would be going up makes me think about what the future of all this will look like. and you're basically sitting in front of it. we may not see kids in cages by themselves for the time being under the trump administration executive order, but we're going to see children detained together with their families intent camps throughout the united states of america. the first version of that ...

King of blame and the pauper of responsibility. he's somebody who always has a finger to point elsewhere besides the mirrors. every day mar yors have to accept the spoke responsibility for challenges in our cities. and while i love serves as a mayor, we speak the same language when it comes to real problems we solve. this president seems determined to create imaginary problems, not solve them, even though they're imaginary, and continue to spew the lies we have heard. i was there in tornillo, because that's where my grandfather passed in his mother's arms, when his father was killed in the war...

Is if we keep that pressure up and my kudo is to local latinos for organizing this. >> we started this as an idea on sunday and it was because we saw so many people -- so many americans, regardless of political stripes who were angry and the only way we can bring attention to the first internment camp of children is to go there. it's far away, hard to get to on purpose. it is by design. we encourage folks to visit, stop separation.org. we've identified local groups here in el paso who need resource senate intelligence committee they can help the children and if you can go ahead and follow us o...

Attorney, former federal prosecutor. thank you, sir. meanwhile, of course, all of this is the focus on these protests today. related to it. that are taking place across the country. and this is against the zero tolerance policy. that michael wiles was discussing with us and statements coming from the president on the zero tolerance poli policy. this is one of the protests earlier today in tornillo, texas. nbc's cal perry was there. you heard the discussion about what the president said, saying no judges, no court cases here, that would obviously affect a lot of those individuals that you've ...