it's a decision under tvpra to say look, we want to treat all children equally. but we return uacs to countries every year. i think last year we removed over 1,000 of them. and so we -- we removed uacs to the three countries in central america. so they do issue documents and accept them. i would address, sanctuary cities, the tvpra, the fact that we can only detain families for a certain amount of days. i can't blame anybody for wanting to be part of the greatest country on earth. but there's a right and wrong way to do it. if you have a claim, there should be no problem, you enter the country, we detain you until you have your immigration hearing. if you get a finding of fear, you're released and you can pursue life in the united states. if the answer is no, you enter the country illegally or you don't have the right to this release and here's your order of removal, it needs to be executed. so i think again sanctuary cities, tvpra, the settlement agreement that limits how long we can detain families. i think we need to look at e-verify. it's a necessary tool. be

hat is in accordance with the tvpra, a law that was passed by following nd the court order, neither of which are actions the trump administration has taken. clear, if an american were to commit a crime anywhere in the united states, they would o to jail and they would be separated from their family. this is not a controversial idea. children in dhs and hss custody are being well taken care of. department of health and human services office of refugee settlement provides meals, medical care and education services to these children. they are provided temporary and they work hard to find a parent, relative or foster home to care for these children. can still communicate with their children through hone calls and videoconferencing. a parent that's released from a sponsor and ask hss to release a child back into their care. urther, these minors can still apply for asylum and other protections under u.s. if eligible.aw we take allegations of mistreatment seriously, an i stress this point. we investigate, we hold those and if it when should occur. we have some of the highest detention standar

that is in accordance with the tvpra, a law passed by congress. and a following court order, neither actions the donald trump administration has taken. when americans commit a crime anywhere in the united states, they would go to jail and be separated from their parents, this is not controversial. children in custody are being well taken care of. the department of health and human services provides meals, medical care, and educational services to these children. they are provided temporary shelter and we work hard to find a parent relative or foster home to care for the children. parents can still communicate with the children through phone calls and videoconferencing. a parent released from custody can be a sponsor and ask hhs to release the child back into their care and these minors can apply for asylum and other protections under u.s. immigration law if eligible. we take allegations of mistreatment seriously. we investigate, we hold those accountable, when and if it should occur. we have some of the highest detention standards in the country,

the tvpra law says and they are just following the law, these border patrol agents have to follow thewhen they find these children with their parents, this is what they have to do. put the parents in the custody of u.s. marshal for pre-trial determination. the child has tore be transferred to the department of health and human suspects service alien child put into shelters. jeff sessions says they are not being abused. he says the conditions are good. he says we spent $1 billion last year. your taxpayer dollars to make sure these kids are safe. brian: ted cruz moving through legislation. just get these numbers straight. separation is the issue first ladies past and present weighing in saying they upset. 68% of independents are not for it and 91% of dems and most republicans. i get it figure out a way to keep parents and children together. big issue is have you 30,000 kids estimated going to be here, noncitizens flooding into our borders by the end of august, by the end of the summer. 250 a day. and nancy pelosi steps over the homeless in san francisco to hop on the plane to go to the