. >> nogales, arizona. a bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico.

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que no sabemos sus intenciones pero sÍ han podido los agentes del Área en el centro de detenciÓn de nogales Áreas entonces se ponen a hablar con ellos tratando de reclutarlos. >> algunos de los menores les habrÍan cones en el centro de procesamiento que miembros de la pandilla trataron de reclutarlos. agentes descubrieron en las paredes de los baÑos del centro de detenciÓn de graffitis alusivos a la mara. al ser confrontados algunos habrÍan admitido su asociaciÓn con las nuncian. >> es un problema muy grande. estos indivin en ee.uuno se a pensar reclutan a alguien >> el dir a ofreciendo osibadla venta de diferentesun memorantociÓn fronteriza dice que descubriÓ que al menos 16 adolescentes e entran a aÑÍa de sus padres serÍan asoccias por cluyendo tes pre io s É viesrasando rieg lí d ltimidemes e adrostdra.ra óo contra nueva aadde sÉcoco, jon.uÍn >> esta representa un dolor de cabeza para los ee.uu. sino parpaÍses de origen de ellos tendrÁ que regresar a casa en contra su voluntad lo enun gran reto para las autoridades y organizaciones en sus paÍses que se prepara para recibirlos como es el

que no sabemos sus intenciones pero sÍ han podido los agentes del Área en el centro de detenciÓn de nogalesas Áreas entonces se ponen a hablar con ellos tratando de reclutarlos. >> algunos de los menores les habrÍan contado a los agentes en el centro de procesamiento que miembros de la pandilla trataron de reclutarlos. agentes descubrieron en las paredes de los baÑos del centro de detenciÓn de graffitis alusivos a la mara. al ser confrontados algunos habrÍan admitido su asociaciÓn con las pandillas segÚn denuncian. >> es un problema muy grande. estos individuos estÁn en ee.uu. nunca sabe uno se pone a pensar reclutan a alguien y el niÑo... >> el agente dice que tratar de persuadir a los menores ofreciendo la posibilidad de ganar dinero. >> el dinero, la venta de drogas, diferentes cosas, no? >> bueno un memorando del departamento de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza dice que se descubriÓ que al menos 16 adolescentes que entran a travÉs de arizona sin la compaÑÍa de sus padres serían presuntos asociados de la mara salva trucha. >> gracias por la informaciÓn. la mayorÍa de las personas incluyen

. >> nogales, arizona. a bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico. >> many thought 2013 would be the year when congress finally passed comprehensive immigration reform. but it was not to be. over several months, fault lines investigated how the failure to pass that reform played out in the lives of some of the nearly 12 million undocumented immigrants in the us. people like jose - who preferred we use only his first name. >> so when were you deported? >> when was i deported? today. >> so today is your first day in mexico in 31 years since you left last? >> yeah, >> a lawyer? >> no license. 21 years ago. >> yeah >> jose is one of a thousand people who are deported each day, and one of nearly 400 thousand deported last year. president

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arizona y nogales sonora.atarlo. tengan el valor civil de enfrentar sus consecuencias. >> josÉ antonio elena muriÓ el 10 de octubre de 2012 y segÚn reportes forenses recibiÓ seis impactos de bala por la espalda. y perdiÓ la vida en esa esquina de las calles internacional ingeniero donde el abogado de la familia afirma que los proyectiles venÍan del lado norteamericano. >> no hubo disparos transfronterizos josÉ antonio falleciÓ en su propio territorio en mÉxico. >> al entablar la demanda la familia de josÉ antonio busco una compensaciÓn monetaria ademÁs que exigen que se divulga en nombre con los nombres de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que dispararÁn hacia territorio mexicano. >> lo que quisiÉramos con esta demanda es que nos devolvieran a josÉ antonio pero sabemos que eso es imposible. . >> ahÍ si que ni siquiera una mirada nos lo devuelve el equipo legal de la familia pide que se den a conocer evidencias claves del caso. sin recibir los nombres y los agentes sin ver el vÍdeo que el gobierno tiene imÁ

. >> nogales, arizona.us has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico.

. ♪ >> nogales, arizona. bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico.

right now we have about 1200 kids, i believe, in the nogales community. they've been moved from the station into a warehouse, where they're trying to accommodate the needs. we've estimated maybe 60,000 unaccompanied minors will be coming and apprehended this year. as i said before, the border patrol agents, many of whom have family members have been bringing in books, toys, diapers, caring for these children. clearly this is not their job, but this is what they're doing. so mr. secretary, three questions -- first of all, how many unaccompanied minors are still in customer by as we speak. how many of them are in custody in the tucson sector. let me start with that question. >> first of all, i'm going to inspect the situation there. one of the things i'll be asking is the question you asked. are we having to divert border patrol personnel from their border patrol duties. that's very important. to me we minimize the circumstances of that. the capacity of nogales i think is about 1200, and it's near capacity with unaccompanied children. >> we were at one poin

. >> nogales, arizona.us has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico. >> many thought 2013 would be the year when congress finally passed comprehen

cuando se encontraba del lado mexicano en nogales en ese caso usaron el mismo argumento, que le ledras.ronpueden proceder con una demanda en contra de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. anteriormente no existÍa ese derecho. >> el gobierno xiijo cano d travÉs de un municado e reitersu pacióreocupn por el uso de la fuerza letal contra individuos desarmados dijo que se mantendrÁ atento cualquier procedimiento legal por muerte >> importante la informaciÓn, abre lugar a acciÓn legal contra otros agentes que han evado a ca os niÑos antes que han cruzado la frontera podrÍan hallaron gio en os el distrito colar de os la ciudad rrÓ al menos una es de escuelas primarias, el goerno busca albergarlos que poÍan coar t promes,es la informaÓn que tenemos, maÑana nos llegada l reregresamos contigon >> gracias por esta valiosa serie desde la ie hombres te de anti sesinar a un al drogas dea fue ultimadol 20 de junio de 2013 en bogotÁ por grupo de hombres que haciÉndose pasar por taxistas lo seÑalaron cuando se resistiÓ a ser robado. una batalla entre militantes y delincuentes dejÓ un baÑo de sangre en e

cuando se encontraba del lado mexicano en nogales en ese caso usaron el mismo argumento, que le dispararontransfronterizos pueden proceder con una demanda en contra de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. anteriormente no existÍa ese derecho. >> el gobierno mexicano dijo a travÉs de un comunicado que reitera su preocupaciÓn por el uso de la fuerza letal contra individuos desarmados dijo que se mantendrÁ atento cualquier procedimiento legal por la muerte del adolescente hernÁndez. >> importante la informaciÓn, abre lugar a acciÓn legal contra otros agentes que han llevado a cabo acciones similares, los niÑos migrantes que han cruzado la frontera podrÍan hallaron refugio en dallas, texas en los Últimos dos aÑos el distrito escolar de la ciudad cerrÓ al menos una escuela docena de escuelas primarias, el gobierno busca albergarlos que podrÍan comenzar a operar tan pronto como un mes, es la informaciÓn que tenemos, maÑana nos trasladamos a laredo, texas de la crisis humanitaria por la llegada de los menores regresamos contigo, mariana. >> gracias por esta valiosa serie desde la frontera, noso

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. >> nogales, arizona. a bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico.

the fence in nogales was extended 7 feet under ground and border agents will stay on scene till fixed. more wild weather today in colorado. a tornado touched down in a field in fort lupton. no one was hurt. the f.a.a. proposed a $12 million fine today against southwest airlines, second biggest ever for an airline. transportation correspondent jeff pegues tells us the issue is safety. >> reporter: today, the f.a.a. accused southwest airlines of failing to follow procedure when it repaired 44 boeing 737s beginning in 2006. the f.a.a. says southwest then put the planes back into service, carrying passengers on another 30,000 flights before getting f.a.a. approval. according to documents we obtained, the repairs were supposed to address the cracking of fuselage lap joints which could result in sudden decompression of the aircraft, something that could be catastrophic in flight. three years ago, southwest grounded it's entire fleet of 737s after one of the jets made an emergency landing during a flight from phoenix to sacramento, a nearly 5-foot hole in the plane's fuselage led to a sudden

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side in nogales for more than 40 years. but with women scared to name their attackers, the chances of arresting them are slim. >> very slim, very slim. it will happen if someone really cares and wants to do something about the perpetrators, but that's r remote. so we have a challenge. >> reporter: finally luce decides the journey across the border is just too dangerous. she has heard to many stories of women left to die after refusing to having sex with her smugglers. she said the dream just isn't worth the sacrifice. >> and for more information go to our website, www.aljazeera.com. we have in-depth coverage of all angles of the immigration debate including the u.n.'s call, and an undocumented immigrant gives us her thoughts on her journey. that's at www.aljazeera.com. >>> well, edward snowden has officially asked to extend his asylum in russia. if approved he'll be able to stay another year. his current asylum agreement expires july 31st. he faces espionage charges should he si set foot on u.s. soil. >>> workers at the she

these are some images inside the nogales placement center in california. that's where pastor kyle kauffman of tucson's crossroads church that he and fellow pastors were not allowed to visit. thank you for joining me. we appreciate it. >> good morning, poppy. thanks for having me. >> of course. so tell me what happened. i know you tried. you made multiple calls to the government, to customs and border patrol asking to be able to come in and see these children. what happened? >> yeah, we made several calls to several different people. we're very well connected christian community here in tucson. a lot of pastors of past denominations are meeting and praying together throughout the year. when this crisis came up, we began talking between us, individually, not necessarily as a big group. a lot of us individually about what we can do. so a lot of us started to make some phone calls and we were met with an immediate no. even on donations or visiting or just playing games with them. even bringing down things like toiletries. you know, toothpaste. just the basics

--de nogales.adultos, mas pobres que antes volvieron a la misma violencia de la que huyeron, a la marginacion en la que crecieron. pero lo que el gobierno de honduras quiere que esos niÑos vuelvan es a la escuela. -esta honduras listo para recibir a tanta gente? -estamos alistandonos, no es facil, somos un pais con muchos problemas. somos un pais con grandes carencias, pero ponemos en primer lugar a nuestra gente y sabemos que a esta gente que hoy a venido aca hemos estado aqui para recibirlas, para hablarles de las oportunidades que desde el estado estamos construyendo. --aqui en san pedro sula, es donde estan recibiendo a decenas de inmigrantes que intentaron llegar hacia los estados unidos pero no lo consiguieron. muchos de ellos fueron deportados directamente detenidos en puebla. sin embargo, a partir del proximo lunes comenzaran a llegar muchos mas. ellos por avion, procedentes de ciudades estadounidenses. aunque a muchos los esperan sus familiares, otros muchos, el 15% se calcula, deberian se

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cuando se encontraba del lado mexicano en nogales en ese caso usaron el mismo argumento, que le dispararonnÁndez. >> importante la informaciÓn, abre lugar a acciÓn legal contra otros agentes que han llevado a cabo acciones similares, los niÑos migrantes que han cruzado la frontera podrÍan hallaron refugio en dallas, texas en los Últimos dos aÑos el distrito escolar de la ciudad cerrÓ al menos una escuela docena de escuelas primarias, el gobierno busca albergarlos que podrÍan comenzar a operar tan pronto como un mes, es la informaciÓn que tenemos, maÑana nos trasladamos a laredo, texas de la crisis humanitaria por la llegada de los menores regresamos contigo, mariana. >> gracias por esta valiosa serie desde la frontera, nosotros continuamos con otras noticias autoridades colombianas extraditarlo hacia ee.uu. las siete hombres acusados de asesinar a un al agente de la agencia anti drogas dea fue ultimado el 20 de junio de 2013 en bogotÁ por un grupo de hombres que haciÉndose pasar por taxistas lo seÑalaron cuando se resistiÓ a ser robado. una batalla entre militantes y delincuentes dejÓ un b

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a member of the national border patrol council says ms-13 has infiltrate ad federal facility in nogales, arizona. they are recruiting pre-teens. the department offal homeland security and immigration and customs enforcement said they have no knowledge of ms-13 vista facility. >>> the president has been awol on this from the beginning. we want to fix the law. >>> a bipartisan immigration bill is on life support as republicans and democrats are stuck disagreeing not only about what action should be taken to secure our southern border but how much money is needed to deal with the influx of children flowing in from central america. is congress going to get anything done on this front? leland bitter has more. >> the only thing democrats and republicans agree on there's a problem. what needs to be done much less how to fix it or pay for it is a continuing battle. much discussion, president obama perhaps handling things with an executive order or drastically changing policy unilaterally. republicans in congress don't like that idea in the least. even in congress there are competing bills about

side in nogales for more than 40 years. but with women scared to name their attackers the chances of arresting them are slim. >> very slim. very slim. it will happen if they're apprehended by border control. it will happen if somebody really cares and wants to do something about the perpetrators, but that's very remote. so we have a challenge. >> reporter: finally luce decides the journey acros across the border is just too dangerous. she's heard too many stories of women left to die after refusing to have sex with their smugglers. waiting for a bus to return to her family the dream is not worth the sacrifice. >> michael: in the gaza 53 people have been killed and hundreds injured. it has seen 200 hamas fired rockets since tuesday. the iron dome intercepted several that were launched towards tel aviv. rockets from fired at the area where jerusalem has nuclear energy. nick, what is the latest in your location? >> reporter: yes, that building was right behind me in the community between me and gaza, and you can see gaza in th

. >> we have been following one particular young man who made it to nogales, new mexico, and he was reunited with his father. and i spoke to his mother. she's talking about what would happen if he were deported and sent back. >> axel is in the u.s. now, but he may have to come home. he may be deported. what's going to happen to him if he has to come home? [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: if he ended up here and he didn't go back to the states quickly, they would kill him. that's what would happen. >> reporter: and axel's mother said that if he is deported, she will tell him to turn around and go right back. it's never going to be safe. >> thank you. and we'll have more on the immigration crisis tomorrow morning. aljazeera america, republican congressman, blake farron thal will talk about the situation. >>> water in california. r >> this is aljazeera america, i'm john seigenthaler. and coming up, taking the fight to iraq's rebels. why the islamic state cannot be allowed to succeed. >>> smart contacts, what google's new lenses could tell you about your blood sugar levels and other things.

there are people, i've been to our border in nogales, arizona .eople there are going without rest trying to keep up and give the agreement all human beings deserve the president doesn't seem to understand the families pay thousands of dollars to get their kids here to the worst of all humanity, you mention what happens to the children. particularly, the young women. and we are -- he has nudging in his proposal to repeal that 2008 ad because we should be sending those kids home. and the way it's going to stop is when families see plainly loads of the kids arriving back in the country. >> absolutely. >> and the money is wasted. you can stop that tomorrow if the national guard goes down to the border, we've been saying that for years here. but it's, there is a figure. >> go ahead >> can i interrupt? yes. the guard is important but you've got to repeal law called traffic victim act. >> it's noernl way to do that. >> there are discussions that should have been his first priority. if you want to stop the bleeding that is the way to do it. should have be

unaccompanied minors who belong to the violent el salvadorian ms-13 gang are being sheltered in the nogales shelter. there are six minors who have admitted to committing acts like torture and murder in their home countries before heading north to the united states. the discovery of the gang members was found after graffiti was left in the bathrooms. they were also caught trying to recruit other juveniles in the facility. many gang members operating in central american countries and traveling north are classified as minors, however, many young males are actively engaged in violent cartel and criminal activity and treated as children when processed through the department of health and human services. ms-13 regularly targets middle and high school students for recruitment. according to students inside the processing center, they're being held for placement in the united states. now, another concern that agents have that are on the minds of agents, we've seen because the agents have been pulled off the border to take care of these kids, now the drug runners out in arizona flooding over the ariz

but in terms of illegal entries, now near nogales, there's a lot of crossing over in that area. arizona and new mexico, where we saw anna just moments ago. and down at the point of texas right down there, there are a lot of crossing over there. >> so how many people are trying this every year? >> yeah, that is exactly we get back to the question. how many people? nobody actually knows how many. look at this chart from the department of homeland security as they looked at these numbers. you can see it has been falling off in terms of the number of people who have been apprehended or turned back near the border. there are a many reasons for that. but in 2011, 750,000 people turned away. but that's just the people they know about. the actual number is much bigger. the latest estimate is 11 million people living in this country illegally, erin, mostly from central america. >> obviously that's a big area. where are they coming from? and they are trying to treat these immigrants well. but have a so-called expedited repatriation process. what is expedited? how long does it take for one

according to a june 25th demographics report from the nogales processing center, out of the total number of children in their custody at that time, the overwhelming majority were older than age 12, 887, and 557 were male. so yesterday an i.c.e. memo reported that males between the ages of 15 and 17 compromised 47% of all of the other than mexican uacs. nearly 30% were 10 to 13. so three questions for you. why would the administration claim the demographic of the children as increasingly young when, in fact, it's not, and female? based on the response to their situation on that data when, in fact, the demographic appears to be quite the opposite. that's the first question. second, can you provide us with the actual statistics that show how much of this uac population is actually female and under 13? and according to the conference calls with congressional staff, if a uac turns 18 in the custody of hhs, he or she is turned over to dhs custody. what happens to these unaccompanied children who are returned to dhs custody after turning 18? are they released on their own recog sans? >> i can r

i've met with the governor of arizona when i went to nogales, and i suspect that i'll be meeting with officials in new mexico tomorrow when i go there and if it's not in my agenda i'll build it into my agenda. >> i'm sure the mayor of artesia will would very much like to meet with you and did yous it with you. he heard on one day that there was a rumor and two days later the facility was open and he had very little information, concrete information he could still his constituents in the community about. the communities with detention centers like artesia are very concerned about incurring costs and restaurants on their infrastructure and resources. in artesia, the mayor told my office that increased bus and vehicle traffic is creating traffic problems near the entrance of this law enforcement training center, but the city does not have the funds to install necessary traffic signals. his police have had to respond to incidents at the detention center. i don't believe local communities should bear the costs of the crisis at our border. is there any funding in the supplemental request to

the federal partner to ease these conditions through the utilization of alternate facilities, the nogales placement center in arizona and a facility recently secured by the gsa for customs and border protection to use in mcalan to process and trailer hold children that are awaiting transfer to health and human services custody. the border patrol has established medical units at our busiest border stations. we're conducting public health screenings. we have the assistance of the united states coast guard corpsman and the public health services, so that all of these adult and child detainees can receive medical care. fema has provided hygiene items, shower services, and many other things. services that have improved the care for these detainees in the past several months. assistance from nongovernmental and charity organizations have had a big impact on the government-wide effort to accommodate these children. i could not say enough about them. the additional support has provided relief to these law enforcement agents and officers, who have been taking care of these kids. you know, i've bee

but they have a system in place now where the kids are taken to nogales, families y s ties to e others to california. flights are continuing but the numbers are down now. so perhaps that explains why they can take a little bit of a breather with numbers that are more easy to manage than the ones they had before a couple of weeks ago. >> okay. mark potter. thank you very much. >>> on the heel was that bring in the former democratic governor of new mexico. thank you for joining me. as governor of new mexico to 2003 to 2011 you dealt with the issue of undocumented immigrants crossing the border. in that fiscal year about 6500 children were apprehend there had. the number grew to 10,000. 20,000 in 2014. nearly 0,000 so far this year. if you were still governor, sir, how would you handle the surge? >> what i would ask the president to do is what he has asked the congress. you needs more funds for detention centers and immigration judges that speed up some of the issues of deportation. i would crack down more on the traffickers and smugglers. the law passed on to protect the kids from centra

we are going to have a game coming up between west virginia and the nogales, arizona, at 7:00 tonight. high temperatures today we had a 40-degree temperature spread once again. brentwood 101. pacifica 62. file that one in the only in the bay area with a 40-degree temperature spread. fog coming in through the golden gate. san francisco 67. san rafael high today 84. livermore 99 degrees. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar showing more thunderstorms over the sierra. we could use the rainfall there. not the best for folks vacationing up in tahoe but any rain is welcome rain. around. it is raining in the higher elevations. we have the sonoma county fair starting to. in santa rosa. should be sunny, wear a hat sunny all day long. 88 degrees. big ridge of high pressure in place blocking that tropical moisture from making it to the bay area. it is in nevada, arizona and new mexico. it will stay east of us. we keep the sunshine and wide temperature spread. 60s once again along the coast. 69 tomorrow in san francisco. but 90 for napa. livermore 98 and fairfield 96 degrees. we stay hot away from the wat

the federal partner to ease these conditions through the utilization of alternate facilities, the nogales placement center in arizona and a facility recently secured by the gsa for customs and border protection to use in mcalan to process and trailer hold children that are awaiting transfer to health and human services custody. the border patrol has established medical units at our busiest border stations. we're conducting public health screenings. we have the assistance of the united states coast guard corpsman and the public health services, so that all of these adult and child detainees can receive medical care. fema has provided hygiene items, shower services, and many other things. services that have improved the care for these detainees in the past several months. assistance from nongovernmental and charity organizations have had a big impact on the government-wide effort to accommodate these children. i could not say enough about them. the additional support has provided relief to these law enforcement agents and officers, who have been taking care of these kids. you know, i've bee

the broader response across the southwest has been very different in places like mcallen, texas, nogales, arizona, where the city governments, the population at large, faith-based organizations have really stepped up to support the border patrol to do the humanitarian thing here. the media is focused on that band of individuals in murrieta, california. i don't think that even reflects the sentiment in murrieta, frankly. >> is the priority that we have to do right by these children or do we have to find a way to clamp down on the border? what guides them? >> well, there's the issue. we have to do right by the children. i have personally encountered enough of them to know we have to do right by the children. at the end of the day in the final analysis, our border is not open to illegal migration and we will stem the tide. >> does the president need to go to the border? should he visit when he goes there this week? >> the president can't be every place he'd like to be or even should be. i know the president receives daily updates from lisa monaco, his homeland security adviser on the white

had huge numbers of -- >> am i allowed to bring a cell phone with me when i go on the a facility in nogales, arizona. . >> not take photographs. >> why? >> the children have a the right privacy and that's why we're not having their faces shown on -- >> i may want to take a photo of something else. >> if you want to take a photo we would make arrangements for you to take a photo just not of the children. >> that's not the instructions you have given, sir. have any physical or verbal contact with detained children unless previously requested and specifically -- oh, have any physical or verbal contact with cbp detainees and/or staff? your telling me i can't even speak to staff there >> snarkts i'm not telling you you couldn't speak to the staff. >> why did you issue these instructions >> we've had requests by hundreds and hundreds -- >> i'm talking about members of congress, sir, which you said applies to members of congress. i'm not asking about the hundreds. i'm talking about the responsibilities i have in my own state. >> it does and we would make special arrangements for special considerat

there's been a number of protests where dreamers have gone down to fences outside of nogales, arizona, outside of tijuana and have essentially tried to get arrested. they've tried to get arrested or have crossed over and come back. border patrol is standing there and they just watch. there is this realization, i think, amongst administration officials that if they were to have held him indefinitely or really put him into the deportation process t would have exploded. it would have given the movement a single leader of sorts. then that would not have been hopeful to democrats or republicans, frankly. they want to avoid photo ops at all costs. >> well, in this situation, it seems the president is being judged harshly. there's new polling showing 58% disapprove of his handling of this border crisis. unless you think those are all people coming from the right saying we're not sending folks home quickly enough. that number includes 54% of latinos. there seems to be a good bit of criticism of the president's handling coming from the left, coming from immigration activists. you've even seen,