. >> brian harrison, i'm am the chief patrol agent of the u.s. border patrol. we are the first encounter for unacompanied children who come to our country. --we are the first >> >> i am a counselor to the secretary. i work with people at the shelter here. >> i am the lead clinician. we provide health services in their journey and upon their release. >> i am the lead case manager. my role is reunification. >> i am the shelter unit manager. i take care of everyday operations. >> i am the medical coordinator. we do health screenings for issues for health children. >> i am the lead teacher aide. i make sure these kids get the best education we can give them. >> i work with the program in reviewing the cases of the children. >> i'm the field specialist supervisor for unaccompanied children operations. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you so much. i heard you have 58 children here? >> we have 55. >> that is great. three of them reunited with their families. those children, how many times have do they speak with their relatives? per week, for example? >> the children are

>> brian harrison.he deputy chief of staff and secretary at the department of health and human services. >> i'm chief of the border patrol, and we encounter the many unaccompanied children that come into our country. >> good morning, i'm maggie wynn. i work with children who are sheltered here. >> i'm the clinician here. we provide all the mental health services and the support while they're on their journey and upon their reunification. >> i'm a case manager . my role here is reunification. >> i'm the shelter unit manager and i take care of the everyday operations with the children. >> i am beth reha. i'm the medical coordinator here at new hope. we do the health screenings for all the new children. >> good morning, i'm the lead teacher aide and i make sure these kids get the best education we can give them so they can have a successful life. >> hello, good morning. i am with hhs and i work with a program in reviewing the cases of the children who will be reunited with their family members. >> i'm a fi

. >> i'm brian harrison the deputy chief of staff from secretary azar and the house of human services>> i'm the chief agent for the u.s. border patrol. in our role we are the first to encounter many unaccompanied children that come in the country. >> good morning. my name is maggie. i'm a counselor to secretary azar and i work with the shelter here. >> good morning. i'm the lead clinician here. we provide the mental health services and support, whether in the journey and the reunification. >> i'm the lead case manager here. my role here is the reunification. >> i'm the shelter unit manager and i take care of the everyday operations with the children. >> good morning. i am medical coordinator for new hope. we do the health screening for each unique health children. >> hello. good morning. i'm crystal. the lead teacher aid. -- teacher aide. i want to give them the best help we can give them so they have a successful life. >> good morning. i'm with the h.h.s. and i work with the program in reviewing the cases of the children who will be reunified with the family members. >> i'm the field

start -- >> brian harrison.uty chief of staff to secretary azar, department of health and human services. >> manuel padilla, jr. patrol age sent for u.s. border patrol. in our role. we're the first to encounter many unaccompanied children that come to our country. >> good morning. my name is maggie wynn. i work with secretary azar and work with the program that funds shelters. >> good morning. i'm lead clinician here, we provide all the mental health services and support while they're in their journey, upon their reunification. >> i'm the lead case manager here. our, my role here is rue unification. -- reunicati. >> i'm the shelter unit manager. i take care of everyday operations with the children. >> good morning. i'm the medical care coordinator for upbring and new hope. we do health screenings for each unique health children. >> hello. good morning. my name is -- i'm lead teacher aide. i make sure the kids give the best education we can give them so they have a successful life. >> hello. good morning. i am wi

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