ramon: ot seguramente se preguntarÁ quÉ es el acuerdo flores ?iene de la inmigrante jenny flores, una menor de 15 aÑos que 1985 huyo de el salvador. la menor fue llevada a un centro de detenciÓn donde fue esbozada y la desnudaron para revisarla. palmira: tras conocerse el caso, el centro presentÓ su mismo aÑo una demanda en 1997 y tras 12 aÑos de litigios, se alcanzÓ la resolución final. mÁs adelante estaremos hablando con un abogado sobre este tema para que nos explique mÁs al respecto. a quien el estado dorado, hablamos con un abogado de inmigraciÓn que nos explica el posible futuro de esta medida. ramon: a su vez, conversamos con una madre cuya experiencia en un centro de detenciÓn es un claro ejemplo del por quÉ los niÑos no deben ser detenidos. miguel gÓmez nos acompaÑa desde san francisco con la informaciÓn. miguel. el abogado me dice que mÁs que nada se trata de un acto polÍtico. aÚn asÍ recomendÓ los pilares de las personas que se pueden ver afectadasse comencÉ a preparar la vida los centros de detenciÓn es muy difÍcil. >> es una experien

lograron el acuerdo flores que estÁ en peligro. manera de eliminarlo es si el gobierno toma medidas y regulaciones similares o consistentes a las establecidas en el acuerdo flores. agrega que ellos y sus colegas que representan a los niÑos en todo el paÍs, tomarÁn medidas legales explicando por quÉ esta decisiÓn del gobierno de donald trump es ilegal. arantxa: despuÉs de las masacres en texas y ohio, que dejaron 31 muertos y decenas de heridos, el fbi redoblÓ esfuerzos. sus operativos han derivado en los arrestos de 27 sospechosos. uno de ellos amenazÓ con el exterminio dde latinos, basÓ sus ideas en adolfo hitler y alabÓ las ideas de donald trump. reportera: el caso del arresto de este hombre 35 aÑos empiezan miami. una mujer hispana a quien identifican como c.i. buscÓ a las autoridades y le revelÓ al menos 150 pÁginas de mensajes que le enviÓ el hombre a travÉs de facebook. en ellos amenazÓ con exterminar a los hispanos, hay quienes se refiere peyorativamente. " esto es una guerra racial y todos ustedes morirÁn " ustedes, negros,

how ist they're violating flores? >> well, in several wails.most obvious issahe pro that they detain children at all. children are not supposed to be detaised. urts children, and we need to care for these children in a way that places them in the least restrictive environment wossible. that's what the rovides and that is, you know, with families and normal homes.t so that's fiy that this violates the children's rights. the second way that thisld violates the cn's rights is that it not only is proposing that children be deandandtainedt they be detained in unlicensed facilities. the government has no facilities licensed to care for families, so they're talking about the federal government regulate and monitor itself.ad we've alseen what happens when there is no one monitoringn the facilitie regular basis. i've seen that with my own eyes and it's ita horrendous uation. a third way is that they're talking about havg these children have to put together their court cases within a matter of days or week and the fact is that we know that these children

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so flores says that if you implement flores' decision by days.tion, then flores goes but what the administrations doing is not implementing flores. flores says you have to have state licensing. this rule says you don't. it says you have to have state oversight. this rule says you don't. it says cannot lock up children. this rule says you can't. so the courts are going to throw this out. but it does show the dark heart of this administration that they want to re-establish the indefinite detention of families. we are not going to have internment camps like this in the united states of america, and we'll do everything we can to fight it. >> so this is an interesting -- this administration argues that families use coming in with children as a way to get around. so did the obama administration. they didn't build these camps, but they argued in court that this is a way, people have figured out that if they come in with children, there's a way that they can get into the system. what's the best argument for being humane but not having children be a loophole? >> the obama administration set up a program

how is it threeiolating flores? >> well, in several wails.e most obvious is the proposal that they detain children at all.t children are npposed to be detained. this hurts children, and we need to care for these children in a way that places them in the least restrictive environment possible. thatan what the law provide that is, you know, with families and normal homes. sohhat's first way thatis violates the children's rights. the second way that this visates the children's rig is that it not only is proposing that children be deandandtainedt they be detained unlicensed facilities. the government has no facilities licensed to care for families, so they're talking about the federal government regulate and monitor itself. we've already seen whppens when there is no one monitoring thfacilities on a reular basis. i've seen that with my own eyes and it's a horrendous situation. a third way is that they're talking about having these children have to put togetheres their court caithin a matter of days or weeks. and the fact is that we knowse that th

tambiÉn flores dice que los cambios en la polÍtica migratoriason un ataque constante.r los cambios propuestos por la administraciÓn trump. le va tocar en tonalÁ jueza del distrito. jollie. existe la posibilidad de que no prevÉ los cambios propuestos. en 2015 extendiÓ la aplicación del acuerdo flores para incluir a niÑos que vinieran con sus familias. carolina: ordenÓ a la migración de obama a que pusiera libertad a los niÑos lo mÁs rápido posible. en tribunal que modifiquen este acuerdo de flores para que se permita la detenciÓn de familias extranjeras en el procedimiento y que es su problema que el poder legislativo tiene que resolver en su lugar. >>estaremos pendiente a la decisiÓn de esta jueza. no se sabe quÉ podrÁ ser. hemos tratado de explicar su pasado con respecto a la polÍtica migratoria. veremos quÉ pasa. conmociÓn en lacomunidad de migraciÓn de boston. les negÓ una acción diferida y le ordenÓ a jonathan sÁnchez de 16 aÑos de edad que abandone el rey central de tres dÍas o serÁ deportado. necesita estar en estados unidos para continuar su tratamiento contra l

then we ran into the issue of flores case. i disagreed with the ruling in the flores case.applied mainly to kids that came in the country alone. during the obama administration, a judge ruled that the requirements applied to children with families after the obama administration started to build detention centers for families. ainsley: the bottom line is. president said this. when the individuals after 20 days, when they're released into the united states, they don't show up. a majority of them do not show up for their court date. so the president is saying look, most of them are good people, but this is way we can get them in front of a judge, to find out exactly what the situation is back home. they're seeking asylum, they're in jeopardy, their lives are in danger, they let them stay. if not, they go back home. also a way for us to determine if they're criminals, really more about the individuals. brian: they use the system. they were abusing the system by bringing, taking advantage of the flores rule. it wasn't the intention of the judge or the rule itself but it was take

is it possible that families considering coming here will not really listen to the flores? they will hear words you just said, like campus settings, families remain together, library, gaming area, hot meals, soccer fields, and think, that sounds great? mr. mcaleenan: i don't think so. in our experience, the main driver for immigration is the perception they will be successful in staying in the united states. if we have a process where the vast majority are repatriated, that's the message people will see. a dangerous journey in the hands of smugglers to the u.s., ultimately not successful within weeks and months, that's what changes the dynamic. that's what happened in 2014 and whenever we have been able to effectively implement immigration consequences for people that don't have meritorious claims. >> do you expect to implement this new rule before it is challenged in court? mr. mcaleenan: obviously there will be litigation. all new immigration rules face litigation. we do expect a dialogue in the courts. this will contemplate terminating the flores agreement at there is a

this is another example of why the flores reg is so important.entivize people from grabbing their kid and risking their own lives and children's lives taking this dangerous treck. with this new regulation, we're going to deincentivize this behavior and hopefully, more the rest overlove. maria: and guatemala are they going to ratify that this week their own partnership with the united states this week right that they will become the home country for central americans very quickly sir. i hope so it's looking really strong and that'll be another important step that government of guatemala as well as the government of mexico stepped up to see this as a real regional crisis and working with us. maria: mark thank you so much for joining us a lot there to digest, mark morgan is joining us and of course trade of course the major focus for the president today at the g7 summit this weekend when reporters asked if he had second thoughts on the volatile trade dispute with china here is how he answered. president trump: i have second thoughts about everything

that flores wouldn't apply.eakers] i would argue that in court that the flores agreement didn't apply to families. we did not win the argument. >> i wish you were a better witness. [laughter] that's the first thing i would take a look at what we do with florez and go back to the florez agreement. >> there is a clip you can watch me making the argument. [inaudible speaking] >> most of the people as you've heard me articulate there are a lot of us who believe flores was the reinterpretation was correct given what happens to kids. if that is where the house is going to be, the question becomes whether you all have looked at the alternatives that have been suggested, they have not been piloted in any meaningful way. and whether there are other things we can do because if we go back to the fact that none of us go back to what happens here unnecessarily at the trauma that children experience what other things can we do in terms of access immediately to attorney. penalizing smugglers who are faking their relationship t

buscan no seguir mÁs el acuerdo flores. dÍas. el acuerdo exige que les brinden cuidados y les provean informaciÓn sobre abogados. se espera que esta nueva regla se publique en el registro federal y se abra un periodo de 60 dÍas para comentario pÚblico. ramÓn: nunca estÁ por demás recordar quÉ es el acuerdo flores. es una medida que incluso el presidente trumpatacÓ antes de llegar a la casa blanca. es una norma esencial para proteger los derechos de los migrantes menores de edad que se encuentran en centros de detenciÓn. juan carlos: eric recuerda lo difÍcil que fue cuando estuvo en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigraciÓn. >> hay mucho frÍo, nos dejaban dormir asÍ en el suelo, con papel aluminio. la comida era fea. juan: su mamÁ estuvo en un centro de detenciÓn viviendo cosas similares, ambos permanecÍan detenidos solo dos dÍas cuando llegaron de guatemala. ellos no quieren ni imaginarse lo terrible que serÍa quedar detenidos por largos periodos de tiempo. >> desesperante, estresada, mucho tiempo ahÍ. estar pensando uno si pas

it's assault on the flores decision.ly i think it will be rejected by the courts and the answer to your question is california will once again assert itself in the court of law. brian: that's really not looking out for the people of california that belong there. steve: it's a sanctuary state. brian: this is a sanctuary state that say we have so many homeles homeless on the stt let's bring in people who don't belong. and attract them. that's the news he continues to run on and the people of california elected him. keep in mind, any time someone tries to politicize this issue, the most humane possible is the flores case and looking at it in a situation where kids can be kept with their families more than 20 days. because catch and release does not work for either the obama administration or the trump administration and among the people as we went over yesterday that thinks the flores ruling the way the administration is attacking and hurt the country homeland security secretary under barack obama jeh johnson. he told chris

hasta el momento el acuerdo flores limitaba este monto de tiempo a 20 dÍas, pero esta propuesta va rumbonto que reemplazarÁ el acuerdo flores para detener de manera indefinida a los menores inmigrantes. >> es 1 crimen, 1 de los puntos mÁs bajos de esta administraciÓn, es cruel y es tÍpico de esta administraciÓn de la forma que los estÁ atacando. >> la medida modifica las formas de aprensiÓn, procesamiento, custodia y liberaciÓn de los menores extranjeros. >> el director interino del departamento de seguridad nacional kevin mcallinnen dice que el reglamento tiene la intenciÓn de detener la migraciÓn masiva y eliminar las lagunas legales. >> esta no es 1 medida mÁgica 1 creo que es 1 medida mÁs que va a ayudar a desalentar a esas personas que quieren cruzar la frontera sur. >> asegura que lo reglamento respeta las protecciones y los estÁndares establecidos por el acuerdo flores. sin embargo el cambio significativo resultarÍa en la detenciÓn indefinida de las familias. >> es lo mÁs ridÍculo que pueda haber, como voy a tener yo todo 1 familia en 1 cÁrcel hasta que le resuelvan los problemas.

. >>> el acuerdo flores es una orden judicial que el gobierno federal no puede detener a los niños másos. >>> es por esta razón que california y massachusetts así como los procuradores de 18 estados del pasi entablaron una demanda judicial para detener las intenciones del gobierno federal. >>> la demanda significa quieren parar una regla que el gobierno federal aprobó. >>> este abogado de inmigración también nos explica que las intenciones del gobierno quedan congeladas hasta tomar una decisión judicial. >>> hay una jueza que vigila el acuerdo flores. >>> pero además de esto el caso tendrá que ser escuchado en una corte federal en california central, posteriormente pasaría a la corte de noveno circuíto. >>> bueno, también el gobernador de california expresó su apoyo a favor de esta demanda. >>> gracias flavioa

estÁ violando el llamado acuerdo flores. >> este acuerdo flores dice que el daÑo a los jÓvenes, al estare el gobierno federal dÉ trato humano a los niÑos detenidos por inmigraciÓn. esto incluye entregarlos tan pronto como sea posible, a autoridades facilitadas por los gobiernos estatales para el cuidado de menores. >> desafortunadamente, esta administraciÓn ha decidido que los niÑos no merecen ser protegidos por la constituciÓn. jaime: losde violar la quinta enmienda constitucional, afecta la salud y bienestar de los niÑos. eventualmente se han puesto en custodia de los estados. >> entonces salen de detenciÓn con problemas que son de por vida. es lo que este estado quiere prevenir. jaime: segÚn expertos de salud, con cada dÍa que pasan en detenciÓn, van avanzando los daÑos psicolÓgicos de los menores. >> lo que puede pasar es un nivel tan alto de estrÉs que se llama tÓxico. cuando eso sucede, el desarrollo de los niÑos no puede continuar. jaime: el gobernador de california hablÓ de una segunda acciÓn legal en contra de los cambios a la regla de carga pÚblica, propuestos por el presidente

and such a strategy goes in direct conflict with the flores agreement. here's the president saying we're not going to let kids outside to play soccer. then saying we're not going to give flu shots, , even though three refugee children have died veryu and flu can move quickly through the crowded holding cells. this is an administration that appeal to roll you had to provide soap and betting to children. amy: and toothbrushes and toothpaste. >> the idea that you're going to force children to sleep on very cold holding cells, concrete floors, lights on at night, and then proceed to ship them b basically chihild prisons. they had 15,000 migrant children held in these facilities in december of last year. it is a shocking development for america to be in the business of delivering league harming children, and that is why -- deliberately harming children. we have the flores agreement. the administration says we e ned to imprison children indefinitely. who in the world says we want to imprison children and definitely? and they want to be outside of state licensi

buscando la manera de detener a familias indocumentadas con niÑos por mÁs de 20 dÍas, el acuerdo floress prohÍbe y el acuerdo de lÓpez obrador busca pacificar a un mÉxico que se desangra y ha entablado conversaciones con grupos criminales para que abandonen la violencia. >>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo y patricia. >>alarmante es la creciente ola de arrestos a individuos que amenaza con realizar actos de terrorismo domÉstico o no querÍa causar tiroteos masivos para romper rÉcord de vÍctimas mortales un factor comÚn de estos individuos es que tuvieron acceso a poderosas armas de fuego. es el llanto de una madre desconcertada porque su hijo de apenas 15 aÑos fue esposado y detenido por the techvives en la florida. mientras jugaba un videojuego donde los participantes intercambian mensajes el adolescente habÍa publicado prometo llevar la m 15 de mi padre a la escuela y matar a siete personas como mÍnimo y ahora estÁ acusado, las autoridades dicen que estÁn tomando muy en serio este tipo de amenazas para evitar que sucedan tiroteos masivos. a pesar de que la madre tratÓ

laura flores nos acompaÑan el dÍa de hoy. ser falso. para mi es el nÚmero que determina su vida en este paÍs. me acompaÑa jessica soto que ademÁs viene con bolÍgrafo en la mano. >> esti compartiendo lo que es el mito y lo que es la verdad. raul: cuando termina de pagar mis cuentas eso inmediatamente desaparece de mi crÉdito, porque siempre he dicho que tengo cuentas y que tengo cuentas. >> asimismo. no pensamos que pagamos la cuenta o que la cancelamoslos muros de crÉdito que seguirÁn castigando con esa mancha negativa en tu reporte de crÉdito. no por pagar eso se va a eliminar porque te quedarÁ negativo por siete aÑos. si pagaste una cuenta que se cerrÓ dirÁ que la cuenta fue pagada pero que se pagÓ luego de que estaba en colecciÓn. raÚl: por cuÁnto tiempo permecen en el historial de crÉdito? >> por siete aÑos. raÚl: vamos con la segunda creencia que dice asÍ. cuando uno ayuda a otra personacomo quienes estÁn reciÉn llegados, como que voy a firmar contigo para saber si firmamos la deuda esto es cierto o es algo falso cuando

we've heard from the lawyer from the flores settlement and they will file a brief with the flores judge and if the government goes ahead with this they will be in the breach. and we've seen the aclu say this is another cruel attack on children. so they'll face all sorts of legal challenges and kevin mcaleenan said they are expecting to be opposed in court on this new rule. >> and we know you'll follow it. alex, thank you so much into coming up, the latest temptation luring north koreans to flee kim jong-un's rule -- music. we're p. we're all unique in our own ways. somos muy diferentes. muy diferentes. (vo) verizon knows everyone in your family is different. there are so many of us doing so many different things. (vo) that's why verizon lets everyone mix and match different unlimited plans. sebastian's the gamer. sebastian. this is my office. (vo) and now with more plans, everyone gets what they need without paying for things they don't. new plans start at just $35. the plan is so reasonable, they could stay on for the rest of their lives. aww, did you get that on camera? thanks, dad! (

we talked about this flores rule being skirted, does the administration has the ability to unilaterally hold the rule to hold children indefinitely? >> absolutely. a lot of migrants here are worried about that. i'm speaking to people from angola, from the drc, from ghana, and what they've said is

so with that, i'll introduce to you adam flores from the district attorney's office. veryone. my name is adam flores, i'm a deputy district attorney with the santa clara county district attorney's office. the district attorney's office is taking the lead in having the family assistance center available for all victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. we are our partners with the federal fbi victims services division, santa clara county behavioral health services and red cross and the city of gilroy and the santa clara county library just to name a few. we have services available for all of the victims, whether you saw the shooter or did not. whether you were on scene or whether you had a very close loved one that was on scene. we have mental health services available and victim advocates to help you through this very difficult time. we also have victim advocates that wou oute vendors that perhaps are in a situation where they have lost wages. we have help for you and we are going to be open. today, tuesday,riday from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. we're going to be here in

if you're elected president how will you treat flores? the obama administration of which you were a part of tried to figure out a way around flores and was told you can't and abandoned the effort. what would you do with this settlement if you were elected president? >> i think the answer is to keep family together. >> but under flores -- you'd keep them together but not detained? >> that's right. for instance, near the end of the oobama administration they started this family case management program. they were able to monitor and keep in touch with individuals that had to come back for their court hearings so we could make sure folks came back to their court hearings who needed to appear in court for immigration matters but also be able to be on the outside and be with family members, for instance. there are ways that we can do this that don't involve detaining people. it's a fantasy to think that the only way we can accomplish people showing up to their court date is by detaining them. we can keep families together. there's a common sens

golly gee,e, right, she's been overseeing this flores settlement since clinton was in office. remember, this was collusion between open bordersrs clinton administration officials, doris meiser at ins and the entire illegal alien borders lobby which i exposed and open borders inc. right?io these are nonprofit, taxpayers have the organization that are responsible for pumping up illegalre alien smuggling racket and theyd have the audacity to call us uncompassionate? it is unbelievable, laura. >> laura: and when you go point by point through the law, constitutional law, criminal law, civil law and how far the democrats have moved on this issue with immigration.w, now, michelle, this is barack obama, okay? this is just in 2007 when he was campaigning for the presidency. let's watch. >> i believe there are circumstances where, in fact, illegal immigrants are driving down wages.. the question is, how do we fix it? because, oftentimes, when it's posed that way, the thinking is that somehow we have to pit low-wage american workers versus low-wage immigrant workers. >> laura: now, miche

rosa flores, thank you. whaley welcomed the president but said she expects something done about gun violence. >> i spoke to her about 24 seconds, that this gunman reached havoc with that much violence. i'm from southern ohio. people have rifles. they have handguns. we are not a peek that -- like we're not east coast or west coast folks that say no guns at all but like i don't understand why anybody, why any citizen would need that gun. he didn't disagree with me. maybe he was just placating me a bit, i don't know, but i appreciated that he listened to me around that. we'll continue to push because i don't want other cities to go through this. >> reporter: cnn's brian young has more on the investigation from dayton, ohio. >> reporter: christine and victor, a lot of work to be done to figure out exactly what the motive was when it comes to this shooting. so many questions in this community when you have people from the ages of 57 to 22 who were killed in this crime. people want to know exactly why the shooter

detenciÓn de migrantes en la frontera, la regla modifica sÓlo 1 parte clave del acuerdo judicial floresal gobierno privar de libertad el mÁs de 20 dÍas a los niÑos. >> la nueva polÍtica alega que detendrÁ por tiempo indefinido a cada inmigrante. esto podrÍa generar que los inmigrantes en ciertas ocasnepara que nos explique. director principal de inmiacen la nueva polÍtica. >> el aspecto judicial flores determinaba que la persona que cruzara la frontera, no podÍa ser detenida mÁs de 20 dÍas y el gobierno debía liberarlos, nos estaba cumpliendo esto, ahora el gobierno argumentando que hay una crisis en la frontera, ha determinado que los inmigrantes van a quedar encerrados hasta que su caso termine. lo que hay que tener en cuenta borja es que hay 900,000 casos acumulados en la corte. las personas podrÍan estar detenidas por aÑos, hasta que 1 juez decida su futuro en estados unidos. >> se sabrÍa dÓnde estarÍan detenidos estos grupos familiares? >> hasta ice operaba con licencias, ahora el gobierno le estÁ dando potestad a esta agencia para que tomen medidas. borja: quÉ pasa entonces con lo

it's flores fix day.inistration is moving to defy the decades' old agreement preventing families from being detained for more than 20 days. the question becomes a little bit to what you were suggesting, is there a strategy here, or is this about immigration. undoubtedly, this will be challenged legally. the flores agreement is simply an agreement. it's not law, it's not beeindin but it will be legally challenged. >> it will be legally challenged and logistically challenged too because they can't hold everyone. you're sending a message to that person who is coming over from a place where they're coming in by plane, coming in at the border, you're making it harder to claim asylum and live legally as an immigrant in this country. it's something that -- with the flores challenge does as well. even if you're only able to hold a few families and send them back or send this message to the headlines, they're trying to tell families and asylum seekers not to come here. it gets into reporting we had yesterday that

de la barda su jonrón 23 del año y ganó los atléticos de 29 carreras por cuatro, nuevos o vuelvan floresque pasen buenas noches >>> una persona tercer edad es propensa de que uno de sus familiares le roba dinero esto comparado lo que puede hacer un desconocido que quiere pedro no es ideada utilizan dato de centro nacional contra abuso de persona mayores así como instituciones financieras. >>> o macondo común es el uso de tarjeta de crédito se reproduce familiar de edad avanzada pero es frecuente de que cobren pago de pensiones u otros beneficios. >>> es muy injusto ya que la personas mayores confían en su familia el final muchas personas con corazón diría yo se aprovechen de un anciano. >>> espero que consideren esa acción. >>> hay que cuidar a los mayores, tenemos una invitación para nuestra gente, nostra comunidad y si tienen preguntas sobre inmigración aerosol información de migración sino también acerca de baco de comida y los derechos de los inquilinos para que aproveche la oportunidad y veremos qué pueden hacer en caso de un apagón y si tiene alguna enfermedad, buenas noches . (mÚs

esta tarde hÉctor flores no sabÍa que habÍa ocurrido con sus padres.n a venir de compras. >> todavÍa no hemos sabido noticias desde ayer. estamos esperando. a ver quÉ nos dicen. ellos estaban allÍ ayer. todavÍa no sabemos nada. tenÍa el gps y allí estaba el telÉfono. y hablaron con mi hermana como a las 10 que iban para allÁ. yo en ese tiempo no estaba aquÍ. yo iba camino a california a recoger a mi hijo. lo iba a recoger y regresar. para mÍ fue un viaje bien largo y doloroso. >> la verdad, yo quisiera decirles que tengo esperanzas. ojalÁ, todavÍa hay mucha gente que no han identificado que estÁn en el hospital porque no tenÍan la identificaciÓn ni nada. yo todavÍa tengo esperanzas. ojalÁ sea ese el caso y no otra cosa. arantxa: y es que la esperanza es lo Último que perece. sin embargo eso no es la historia para la seÑora rosa Ávila que recibiÓ la noticia que nunca quiso haber escuchado. que en efecto, su sobrino, un joven de solamente 15 aÑos, muriÓ aquÍ. su vida fue arrebatada de manera sÚbita y violenta. como nos cuenta en sus propias palabras. >>

the new rule may be in defiance of a 2015 court ruling known as flores agreement limiting the time theye detained to 20 days. joining us now with information on this incredibly important, nbc's julia ainsley. great to see you. tell us what this means in principle and in practice. >> in principle this means we can now hold families that cross the border together indefinitely until they have their court case played out and can get asylum and stay in the united states or issued a deportation by a judge and have to leave. that's what it means in practice. in reality though this isn't going to affect everyone. because of two huge restrictions. one is legally. any administration official you talk to right now says yes, we're saying this will go into effect in 60 days and we fully expect to be sued. they expect the injunction. they want that court battle. what they want is get this away from the judge who decided in 2015 you could not hold children longer than 20 days even if they're with their parents. then you get to space. now they don't have plans to expand i.c.e. detention camps so they'r

the flores agreement doesn't have the power.e an agreement overseen by the courts, it is something that can easily be super seeded by any number of legal acts on the chain. >> danny, always a pleasure, thank you very much. >> let's get a check on the weather now with bill karins. >> we are watching some areas of risk. flash flooding concerns and a big change. i call today a transition day. we are cooling off a little bit. that boundary is causing all these problems. a number of thunderstorms in st. louis and louisville waking people up. here is the map. areas of red are flash flood warnings. a couple of hit and miss warnings there north of tulsa. one more day of hot weather. new york city is under a heat advisory. amazing you can fit 13 million people in this small spot here. today will feel like maybe 95 to 100. new york city will feel like 97, boston 95. the reason we can deal with this is because friday, saturday and sunday will be about as good as it gets for august. humidity levels will plummet. heat and humidity in the sou

este miÉrcoles por la gobierno de donald trump familiass niÑos podrÍan pasar 20 dÍas como el acuerdo florescretario de departamento de seguridad nacional dijo este miÉrcoles que ese acuerdo estÁ destaco tau li za este acuerdo flores obliga a las familias estar en el perÍodo permitido y no acelerar las deportaciones >>> les dan, y paÑales y ahora encarcelar es una polÍtica antiracistas i antimigratorio >>> y lo que hacen es mantener las familias juntas >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional asegura que la regla entrarÁ en efecto durante 60 dÍas >>> polÍticas como estas han terminado en las cortes del paÍs y el futuro de esta tambiÉn pudiera ser determinado por un juez en washington randy serrano telemundo >>> la casa blanca mostrÓ un video donde muestra construcciÓn del muro y los trabajadores hablan en espaÑol reflejan que la construcciÓn del muro estÁn en otay california y muchos latinos hacen el trabajo que nadie mÁs quiere hacer. >>> no se prestarÍa a trabajar en ellos porque requieren de mÁs comunidades y mejores salarios >>> muchos hispanos dicen que se han visto en las necesidades

this is part of what the termination of the flores settlement is to do.s the ability to keep families in detention because they include children to eradicate that 20 day limit. >> it doesn't eradicate the 20 day limit. >> it's longer than 20 days. >> in some cases. >> in many cases, you said the average is 50 in. >> credible fear, they can be returned in a matter of weeks. >> director, thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >> appreciate you coming into the studio. >>> a chicago pastor is calling out pete buttigieg for talking race to a mostly white audience. and that pastor is going to talk with us next. >>> and recession reversals, why president trump is ramping up his economic double-talk. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. >>> mayor pete buttigieg is taking his campaign to chicago. he hosted a town hall there last, he talked about racial inequality and his plan to tackle it. to an almost entirely white room. the pastor who intr

is it possible that families coming here will not really listen to the flores issues, but campus-like settings. families will stay together. library, three hot meals, so soccer fields, that sounds great, let's go. >> i don't think so. the main drivers for immigration flows is the perception they'll be successful and allowed to stay in the united states. if we had the process where the vast majority of repatriated in a finally fashion. that's the meng they'll see. 5 to 7,000 per person and struggling in the u.s. and that's what's going to change the dynamic in 2014 and that's what happened whenever we've been able to effectively have consequences for those that don't have meritorious claims. >> obviously there will be litigation as all new immigration fuels -- face this in my view term. what we do expect litigation and we hope to implement as soon as possible. >> what's the capacity of the facilities? >> again, we have approximately 2500 to 3,000 beds depending on family configuration. >> first of all, thank you all for coming to the press conference today. related to your trip to pana

las tic y mÁs la medida que se agranda este homenaje espontÁneo de tantos que se han acercado con floress de este momento es difÍcil decir que es bienvenido. >>yo pienso que no es el momento para que venga. yo sÉ que cada quien es conciente de sus a pero estÁ creando poco mÁs de odio contra la comunidad latina. >>algunos esperan que esta visita le ayude a reflexionar sobre su discurso ante los vanos porque sus palabras tienen consecuencias que en el caso de el paso resultÓ ser traje. >>muchos quieren ser protegidos por eso la venta de armas ha aumentado en de forma significativa. ♪ ♪ >>jesÚs campos saliÓ de compras con su familia, pero en esta ocasiÓn querÍan adquirir algo que los hizo y harÁ sentir más seguros tras el mortal ataque en un centro comer y al tener un arma para tener el derecho de protegernos su hija mayor tambiÉn ya comprÓ varias armas especialmente despuÉs de un ataque como este en todo el mundo quiere sentirse mÁs segura pero en esta ocasiÓn acudieron de nuevo al almacÉn en busca una pistola para el hijo mÁs joven de la familia. >> rica como la mayorÍa de los compradores

we brief congress for two and a half years on flores settlement agreement, that was main mag knelt that brought these people here. >> i am asking you about his failure to credit the president for making this decision and this order? >> well we should always credit president trump, it is his push that make a difference on the border. president is acting solo on a lot because congress is not helping court is not helping. >> wait, wait, we respect each other too much. for us to even insinuate we expect congress to do anything to help this president. everything this president has done to this point, he has done without the democratic congress or the rinos in the u.s. senate or the house. >> i think we have to keep telling the american people, lou -- >> i will speak for this audience, this audience understands the issues, that the radical dimms and their like are simply the resistance. not the loyal opposition when this presidency. so the idea that there should be any discussion about congress is represenis-- realm represent tishous and redundant. schumer and pelosi aim to stop this presiden

. >> well, look, decades ago there was an agreement called the flores agreement and the flores agreementas a class action case based out of california, in which the agreement was that children, migrant children, should be given special care. their safety, they should be kept in a safe environment, in a high jennic environment and clean environment. that is the essence of the flores agreement. and what this administration does, and i think to myself, where is the end? where is the end to the punishment of children by this administration? when is donald trump going to say enough, i've punished children enough? apparently the appetite for locking children up and punishing them in in sash yabl. so much so that they're willing to throw out a decades' old agreement which provides for the safety of children. and what they want to do -- that agreement provides, jim, that children cannot be held, cannot be detained by immigration for more than 20 days. and what trump wants to do is change that to an indefinite detenti detention essentially. >> trump administration officials have said explicitly t

a pesar del acuerdo legal que se conocen como flores y cuÁnto tiempo pueden estar en estos lugares, pilar a esta controversia. >>> si ellos detienen a los niÑos por meses >>> cindy y su hijos fueron detenidos por inmigraciÓn >>> el frÍo y hambre no comia pero se los daba a ellos porque a ellos les daban solamente una galleta recuerdos fueron amargos y ahora se estmece al saber que el gobierno quiere mantener detenidos a los menores de edad acompaÑado de sus familias indefinidamente >>> si de adulta sentÍa que no aguantaba imagÍnate el niÑo pequeÑo >>> el secretario de seguridad nacional despertÓ de la indignaciÓn de este grupo de abogados de san francisco criticaban las polÍticas del actual gobierno >>> estas personas no son criminales piden asilo y detenciÓn para quienes no es criminal es contra la ley de derechos humanos >>> es solamente ganar puntos y creer ganar elecciÓn >>> el acuerdo flores derivado de una demanda ha establecido por aÑos una guÍa sobre las condiciones de detenciÓn para menores de edad velando por su bienestar y exigiendo mÍnimo el tiempo de detenciÓn uno de los abog

the president about asylum and flores. schumer g that senator and president trump can sit down out us and try to come money for central america. modifications of our laws but seen weeks i've been trying single handedly pretty much to something forward and the committee has to be relevant and not 't want the committee to act on something that where all of us agree will fix the thelem and i think will fix problem and bipartisanship is going to be required eventually and maybe we can get there. know that senator koonz and in of you have compromised the past. >> mr. chairman, the majority allowed this committee to 1.3, rule are 1, 4, and rule 26. and since we were not able to offer amendments to this bill i out one of the many egregious provisions of this bill. a law that prohibits administrative decisions to be giving so a court much power to administrative decision making that in a word probably d un-constitution un-constitutional. you. >> thank you. i'll go vote now and meeting is adjourned. >>> president trump will be in c

the flores settlement is the name of the case. so we called this the flores rule. and it fixes that problem. the problem was the inability to hold families -- detain families more than 20 days. now we can hold them until their whole court situation is resolved. >> yeah. but that could be years. >> that is not how it -- that is not how it worked when this was being conducted. >> understood. i'm just saying the problem now that we've been confronting -- >> -- going on was 30% of the children in the pilot programs we are finding were being recycled. they were being trafficked. this became a ticket to bring children became a ticket to get into the united states because you had to be released within 20 days. this protects children. >> i mean, okay. on one level it protects children, but it also exposes children to the overcrowding. here's some of the roll we've been playing for months. lawmakers have been going -- >> i assume -- >> hold on one second. >> i know you don't want real answers. i know you don't want truth. >> i want to be able to ask you a question. >> i'm n

de todas partes del mundo han estado diciendo presentes, se ha llegando a ese lugar o mandando sus floresaro. personalmente hablÉ con él y se siente muy conmovida. se siente muy sorprendido por la reacciÓn que ha tenido no sÓlo de la comunidad, sino de todas las personas alrededor de la naciÓn que le han brindado muestras de apoyo, cariÑo. realmente Él estÁ muy sorprendido. está muy emocionado con toda la reacciÓn que Él ha visto en su comunidad y en todas partes que le han estado hablando, le han estado mandando cartas, y como ya pueden ustedes ver, todas esta flores, muchas son de aquÍ de la comunidad, pero muchas al venido de parte de otros estados. borja: sin duda que la respuesta de la comunidad ha sido maravillosa. ahora bien, ustedes como empresa de servicios fÚnebres habrÍan tenido algo tan mediÁtico en su historial? jorge: bueno, aquÍ localmente no. pero si habÍamos llevado cabo, contamos con funerarias en ciudad juÁrez, y en los aÑos 2008 al 2012 llevamos a cabo en apoyar las familias que se vieron afectadas en los Últimos aÑos por los crÍmenes, y obviamente nosotros asistimos a

one is the new flores regulation not only does it meet the flores settlement agreement parameters, itildren. in addition to that, it actually will make sure that the families are held together. and here's a really quick false narrow thaf needs to be addressed. this is not about indefinite detention. if anybody says that, that's an absolute lie. we are wanting to hold them together as a family in a good, safe environment just during the immigration proceedings which history shows us takes between 40 and 60 days. brian: you feel if you put 45 days in they will start playing with that. 60 days in play with that you put the word indefinite in there but doesn't mean indefinite. it's an order to get them processed stay or go, right? >> exactly right. what we have seen time and time again if we put limitations in there then they game the system and they get passed that and end up having to release them. putting that word in there allows to us maintain them during the process. brian: it's amazing. most of these 19 states have incredible homeless problem. they are taxed up to the gills. yet th

the agreement it would alter is from the flores agreement. why is that that agreement? here's the story that predates trump. many presidents in both parties have been reined in by the courts over mistreating migrants and trying to lean towards indefinite detention when it happens. back in the 1980s, migrant kids fleeing violence were kept in the atrocious conditions can held behind a barricade of razor wire surround agold motel in bas pasadena, locked in overcrowded rooms, children and adults jammed together. "the new york times" reporting those kids didn't get recreation, visits with relatives and endured body cavity searches. tfds took judges rebuking the administration to stop the problem. we dug up how that you lawsuit from that the court battle was reported at the time. >> 14-year-old alma has been he would held in this detention center for a month and a half since she was caught trying to enter the country. under immigration and naturalization service policy, she can be released only to a parent. >> translator: but her mother is afraid to pick her up for fear they