. >> reporter: joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into texas illegally. >> we're talking about buses full of children, you know, children that have been traumatized by making a journey, in some cases over a thousand miles alone from central america. >> what i saw was quite eye opening. >> reporter: east bacon geese man eric swalwell seen the children. he talked to a 17-year-old from el salvador. >> i asked him why he came here. he said better life. and i understand that. you know, he came here to seek what i was born with. >> reporter: mark with the republican party told us this week, the children need to be sent back. >> in this case, you have to do it on a case by case. if we can find the families of these children, we probably need to return them to their families. >> reporter: in the past four years, 5 2,000 children have been apprehended at the boarder. it's complicated. sending every child back is not possible. >> until we addressed the conditions leading them and their families to send them here and their countries, they are going to con

. >> immigrant rights advocate joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into texas illegally. >> we're talking about buses full of childrenment children have been traumatized by making a journey of some cases over a thousand miles, alone from central america. >> what i saw was quite eye-opening. >> congressman eric swallwell just returned from the border where thousands of children are overwhelming border crossings. he talked to a 17-year-old from elf salvador. >> i asked him why he came here, and he said, better life. and i understand that. he came here to seek what i was born with. >> we -- from the republican party said these children need to send back. >> if we can find the family0s the children, we need to return them to their family. >> in the past four weeks 52,000 children have been apprehended at the border, swalwell says it's complicated. sending every child back isn't possible and adding more border agents is not the answer. >> until we address the conditions that are leading them and their families to send them here, and their countries, they'

. >> immigrant rights advocate joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into the u.s. illegally. >> we're talking about bus full of children, children have been traumatized by making a journey, in some cases over a thousand miles, alone, from central america. >> murrieta protesters say they're not welcome. >> we're not going to stand for it. that's just how it is. there's thousands and million0s 0 other people have done it the right way. for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that's my money. >> the white house calls it's humanitarian crisis. the president visits texas next week, but so far, a trip to the border is not on his schedule. >> drought conditions across the state have fire crews busy on the front lines of several wildfires inow yyolo county has a wildfire that is 15% contained. started at 9:30 last night along the shore of lake berryessa. 30 homes are under mandatory evacuation, the fire caused the closure of 128 between winters and highway 121. no word on what started the fire. >>> a fire burning northwest of lake berryess

. >> immigrant rights advocate joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into texas illegally. >> we're talking about buses full of childrenment children have been traumatized by making a journey of some cases over a thousand miles, alone from central america. >> what i saw was quite eye-opening. >> congressman eric swallwell just returned from the border where thousands of children are overwhelming border crossings. he talked to a 17-year-old from elf salvador. >> i asked him why he came here, and he said, better life. and i understand that. he came here to seek what i was born with. >> we -- from the republican party said these children need to send back. >> if we can find the family0s the children, we need to return them to their family. >> in the past four weeks 52,000 children have been apprehended at the border, swalwell says it's complicated. sending every child back isn't possible and adding more border agents is not the answer. >> until we address the conditions that are leading them and their families to send them here, and their countries, they'

. >> immigrant rights advocate joey johnson was there, as groups of advocates arrived by bus, after crossings illegally. >> we're talking about buses full of children. you know, children that have been traumatized by making a journey, in some cases over 1,000 miles alone from central america. >> what i saw was quite eye opening. >> eric fall well just returned from the texas border, where thousands of unaccompanied children are overwhelming border crossings and being detained for processing. he talked to a 17-year-old from el salvador. >> i asked him why he came here, and he said, better life. and i understand that. you know, he came here to seek what i was born with. >> the children need to be sent back. >> in this case you have to do it on a case by case. if we can find the families of these children, we probably need to return them to their families. >> in the past two weeks, 52,000 children have been apprehended at the boarder. it's complicated sending every child back isn't possible. and adding more border agents isn't the answer. >> until we address the conditions that are leaving them

joey johnson was there as groups of immigrants arrived by bus after crossing into the u.s.egally. >> we are talking about buses full of children. you know, children of that been traumatize bid making a journey in some cases over 1,000 miles alone from central america. >> mur yet two protesters say they are not welcome. >> we aren't going to stand for it. that's how it is. thousands and millions have done it the right way but for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that's my money. >> the white house calls it a humanitarian crisis. the president visits texas this week, but so far a trip to the border is not on his schedule. meanwhile governor rick perry is criticizing the obama administration for the immigration crisis. he testified last week at a hearing and sat down with martha raditz on "this week." he said the problem was brought to the president's attention many years ago but was not properly addressed. >> we laid out what was happening with the unaccompanied minors that were showing up with the border and told him if you do not address this, here is