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dateline hour long documentary and i was invited into the shelter to door it by a woman named katy waldman now named katy miller, married stephen miller but the main spokesperson for the department. >> i have a question on her later. homeland security and she said to me, they were going to invite me into the place because they wanted journalists to chargize was was going on inside before democratics on a congressional delegation were able to go. in waldman ranked for know fly down to brownsville and to get into the shelter, and so i did. when i got there i had no idea what to expect. so once he was inside this is the part you asked me to read. we were in a -- basically a spa, you back in and it's like tile floor and somebody behind the desk, it's. so here we go we were warned not to speak with any of the children. with that the door opened into the cavernous facility. all i could see were young boys everywhere i looked. jotted down what i expo what i was thinking in spiral note book while hi head was on a with. didn't look down at the note book as i wrote and my hand writing suffered for i

of the trump administration during the family separation policy and katie miller who was then katie waldmand me at the time that the reason they were separating people was to scare congress into acting to force some of these changes. that didn't happen then but the trump administration is doing it now during the coronavirus. >> and going back to family separation, all this has to do with the settlement which is at the root of a policy fix that congress and nobody seems to -- the courts have been forcing this for how long? and essentially we have been sitting in this legal limbo for how long? >> reporter: right. to remind everybody, the settlement agreement mandates that the united states government release children, migrant children in their custody within 20 days. because that amount of time is suitable for finding them a sponsor or releasing them together with their families. in fairness, the obama administration also wanted to get around the settlement agreement and when you talk to activists and lawyers tell you that they battled the obama administration, as well. here we are again with