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Didn't believe his lawyer. he was released on tuesday this week. because he spent all of his life in mexico, he felt most comfortable doing his first taped tv interview in spanish and i spoke to him last night through a translator. here with me now is that american citizen, franciscoerwin galicia. francisco, first, i want to ask, how are you feeling now that you are out of detention. >> translator: well, much better after all of the suffering. now being able to be next to my mother. i feel much better. the truth is, it is the ability to be free. >> can you describe a little bit of what it was ...

Received, the ability to shower or brush your teeth or things like that. >> from my experience, we went through something inhumane, all of us who were in that detention center. there, we couldn't bathe or brush our teeth. nothing. you didn't have anything. the only thing that they would give us from time to time, to clean ourselves were wipes. we would wipe ourselves but the dirt would stay. unable to come off our skin. they wouldn't clean us. and those wipes, they would give them to us every once in a while, every seven days maybe, or every three days, but we wouldn't shower. >> what kind of ...

Tonight we're learning new details about the american teenage boy who was detained by customs and border protection for more than three weeks even after showing border agents his texas i.d., his social security card, and his birth certificate. a 18-year-old francisco gleesia was held with no access to a shower, forced to sleep on the floor, and lost 26 pounds because he was not given enough food to eat. he told the "dallas morning news" that it was unhumane how they treated us. i was ready to sign a deportation paper just not to be suffering there anymore. i just had to get out of there, he sa...

Was hiv positive against what is supposed to be government policy. tonight we're learning new details about the american teenage boy who was detained by customs and border protection for more than three weeks even after showing border agents his texas i.d., his social security card, and his birth certificate. a 18-year-old francisco gleesia was held with no access to a shower, forced to sleep on the floor, and lost 26 pounds because he was not given enough food to eat. he told the "dallas morning news" that it was unhumane how they treated us. i was ready to sign a deportation paper just not t...