in the senate jeh johnson and sylvia burrwell with meeting behind closed doors, and talking about theequest from the administration to deal with the crisis. >> reporter: 21 children deported from the u.s. arriving back in honduras, some stepping into the arms of the country's first lady who was there to greet them. they are the first wave set back after president obama vowed the majority of undocumented children would be returned home. from the airport the women and children were processed back into their home country. >> translator: they didn't give me any rights nor a lawyer, nor an interview, nothing. they took us in the morning and didn't tell us anything. >> reporter: today republican senator john cornyn and the senator from texas want to make the deportation process even faster. their bill would amend the current law that allows children to go before a judge to hear their cases, something that can keep them here for years, that bill comes as the white house pushes congress to approve the supply meantal appropriation it says is needed to tackle the crisis before congress leaves f

i thought jeh johnson, in particular, and sylvia burrwell did a great job, and i think that we'll get the questions answers and i think it will go out of the senate because we just can't do nothing in this particular instance. now, in hindsight, it would have been great if the house would have taken up that bipartisan immigration bill that we passed a year and a half ago, because if the speaker would have put that on the floor, and if you put it on the floor now, i think it would pass the house of representatives. if that would have been done a year and a half ago, we would not be here today talking about $3.77 billion in an emergency supplemental. >> the house republicans, their role in the decision-making process about what gets done for us as a country right now, president obama yesterday, he said governor perry, quoting from the president here, governor perry, he suggested maybe you need to go ahead and act and convince republicans they should go ahead and pass the supplemental. the president said, i had to remind him i'm getting sued right now by mr. boehner apparently for doing