"america tonight" christof putzel meets families in a facility not far from pennsylvania's exeal citypennsylvania's capital city where they wait in limbo. >> translator: i thought they would give me asylum quickly and coy leave with my family. >> reporter: criminal gans gangs had an abducted her as a child. they were placed in a detention center where three-year-old katherine started vomiting up blood all over her clothes. >> translator: when i brawrt her to the medical -- brought her to the medical staff they told me nothing but cleaned her up give her water and make sure she gets sufficient rest. >> reporter: how long did it take to see a doctor? >> four days. when should i looked really pame really pale and not eating. they sent her to the doctor. >>> some of them have been detained for more than a year. immigration advocates say that undocumented children and their parents used to be released on bond after a short time. but following last summer's wave of unaccompanied minors, the u.s. government changed its policy and started to detain entire families for extended periods. >> we have to put in

. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel, the only option for heroin addiction. >> there are not a lot of long term treatment programs on heroin in new hampshire. you get more help in prison than you do out in the community. >> and thanks for joining us, i'm adam may in for joie chen tonight. >>> the rash of heroin has hit the united states pretty hard, cheap and pure, in new hampshire, the state is struggling with record numbers of overdoses. induce treatment maysubstance abuse treatment has not followed suit. the new hampshire state prison for women. >> what percentage here in the yard are addicted to heroin or have a heroin addiction? >> as i look around now almost everybody i'm looking at. for the most part, everybody but about three or four people. >> wow. >> yes, it's just unbelievable. >> reporter: joann kane, the number of prisoners addicted to heroin has seen a dramatic increase. echoing the the substance abuse. joann's third time behind these gates, violating her parole. >> 15 years of heroin addiction it was my first overdose. just a few months ago. yes. i pulled into a dunk