a document signed by janet reno, there is a name out of the past -- bill: 1993. >> when she was attorney is binding lore rid at that lynch today. what does that document say? to the extent humanly possible children illegally present, alien children, should not be separated from both of their parents and think should never be separated from, they should always have one of their parent with them. point two, they can not be housed in facilities designed for adults. point three, they have to be housed in facilities that are clean and safe and child-friendly. so now this lawsuit is reopened and brought before this judge in california who finds they're being separated from their parents, they're being housed with adults and the circumstances are not clean and child friendly. set them free. what does set them free mean? deliver them south of the border with one or more parents and let them go. this is tremendous setback for the obama administration. it also continues to rub raw this problem of the presence of illegal children in the united states, some with parents some with not parents. what d

they violated a class action agreement -- here's a name out of the past -- in the janet reno days whichinton agreed to and it bound all the attorneys general afterward to keep immigrant children in certain situations. the judge found they violated the agreement. instead of sending them back to the country from which they came, she's going to release them into the united states of america. that is the problem the administration has. because this is just 2,600 people. there are many, many thousands in this situation. >> two quick points. one, you said the federal judge noted many of these facilities are substandard. we have a full screen here showing. they are supposed to be good, taking care of these kids, soccer fields, flat screen tvs, play grounds, 24-hour snacks. we took a look. and one night's stay costs $231 a night for these kids. you want them to be treated well, but federal taxpayers, our viewers are paying $231 a night for what the judge says is disgusting and despicable. >> it's har to believe. these are not government-owned centers. these are private hotel like places. this i