in texas congressman beto , o'rourke and former el paso county judge veronica escobar helped lead a march to a newly opened tent city where migrant children are being held. hundreds of protesters also met at a family processing center in mcallen, texas, where nearly -- hundreds more ped in houston outside a homeless shelter with a government plans to attain hundreds of separated children. meanwhile in new jersey, a group of democratic lawmakers visited a private immigrant detention facility in elizabeth to speak with asylum seeking parents held there after they were separated from their children. this all comes as in south texas, at least five people died when an suv carrying a dozen sunday undocumented immigrants crashed after a high speed chase with border patrol agents . we will have more knowledge the protest and growing outrage over the family detention and separation of children from their families after headlines. we will speak with the whistleblower who quit his job at a tucson detention center fronted, need minors and separated children -- unaccompanied minors and separated child

i'm joined by congressman ryan costello, republican everyone pennsylvania, veronica escobar democraticandidate for texas' 16th candidate. ryan, congressman, what did you hear about immigration news worthy tonight from the president. >> he's going to support the compromise bill which would solve the daca problem, would address border security and would address the family separation issue but i do want toke cothe comments that some of my colleagues on in the senate made and that is congress doesn't need to fix this. the administration can fix this itself. but his supporting the compromise bill that we're whipping right now would be a step toward addressing the family separation issue. >> just a point i'm interested in, is there any part of this comprehensive moderate republican proposal on immigration that deals with exploitation of cheap labor illegal immigrants coming in this country and being force ed because of their circumstance to work for nothing? is there anything in there about that in this bill? >> no, no. >> of course not. that's why it's a republican bill. let me go to veroni