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had reached some sort of agreement about a new kind of plan to stop the flow of migrants coming acroross from libya. matteo salvini, the leader of the anti-immigrant leg, has been very crititical of france in the sesense that he accuses france f toling to do enough in libya stop the flow of migrarants, to ststabilize the country and leae italy alone to handle this problem. this is not something going to go away soon. what we are seeing from this new italian admiministrationon is zero-tolerance for italy to have to h handle this influx of migrants on their own. anchor: speaking of those people trying to reach european shores, can you tell us about the situation in terms of where these folks and people are in theit josephine: we had a new arrival in catania. an italian coast guard vessel brought in more than 900 migrants who landed there this morning. that is an interesting distinction since we have had such an uproar over the fate of the aquarius. the interior minister says this is different because this boat had been brought in by an italian vessel and not by an ngo . he wants to shut ou

if you s smuggle illegal aliens acroross our border, t then we l prprosecute yoyou.f you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and d that child may be separatd from you by law. amy: well, for more on this new policy and how it is unfolding, we go to austin, texas, where we are joined by debbie nathan, independent journalist, usually based in brownsville, texas, on the mexico border. her new report for the intercept "hidden horrors of "zero tolerance" -- mass trials and children taken from their parents." she has been on the ground reporting on what she calls zero tolerance factories. describe what you saw. >> i have been to several of these trials. i have been in brownsville, laredo, and el paso. what you see is somewhere beeen 20nd 40 something ,eople from all triple shackled not to each other but individually, their hands in handcuffs chained to the waste and their feet shackled. they clunk and clang into court. there is this clanging sound of chains. they go through these mass processes in less than an hour come usually. answer innstructed to groups o