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a truck showed up to take the guillens to the detention center. we don't know where melvin and his parents are now. cynthia's family and the guillens are the kinds of people this past week has been about, central american families crossing illegally say they're fleeing violence and seeking asylum so they can live in america. but what these families experienced is just part of what we saw on our journey. we met an arizona rancher who would come face to face with drug smugglers. >> it's big money. they don't care about people. >> we went to mexico's most violent city and followed border patrol agents on a pursuit in the dead of night. >> they could be simultaneously hers. we don't know. they could be armed. >> we met those who cross illegally into the u.s. every day and americans looking to save migrants crossing illegally. what we discovered is a reality far more -- >> when we come back, law and order here along the border. >> the apprehensions in this area now are as low as they've ever been. >> yes. now we have thriving shopping centers. housing

justice kagan and guillen whitford said are you associational freedoms. justice thomas and murphy said let's redo severability doctrine when someone brings a case to us. justice kennedy said let's reconsider chevron, so this doesn't strike me as a sign of a so-called minimalist courts. >> i think we are done. thank you so much for your patience and looking to us and thank you to our panel. [applause]. >> don't go anywhere. again, please, join me in giving this panel a incredible recognition and applause for this wonderful job. thank you. [applause]. stinnett tonight on the committee caters, stanford professor jeremy valence and discusses his book about virtual reality technology and its potential for the future. >> when vr is done well the front of your brain can say this is not real, but the back of your brain in charge of keeping you alive is terrified of whenever we bring whether it's children on a school field trip or the ceo of a fortune 10 company that is the first thing we do. we went to establish that the art field is a real sci-fi show you its re

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