security footage from inside a bus in yunnan province in china starts ordinarily. there's a guy running off late from the bus, gets on board and the bus starts moving and a normal situation you see all around the world a couple other guys going wait wait we want to get onto that bus, too. the bus stops, the door opens and the plot thickens. these two guys confronting each other, only when you get the story behind the video is starts to make sense. allegedly the first guy to get on the bus has just stolen a mobile phone from some guy waiting at the bus stop and was trying to make a getaway. these two guys caught up with the bus, stopped the bus, blocked the doors and then confronted the guy. but you see here now he's trying to mach his escape through the window and then everybody on board the bus grabs hum by the legs. the other guy runs around the side they block him. he's almost out the one dough, they have him by his wrists and arrangeles trying to keep him inside this bus until police aruf. >> he must have felt like a dumb yu. he trud. he thought he had his geta

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i will ask for yunnan is -- i will ask for unanimous consent to enter the record. a piece of mr. greenberg's testimony, i want to read a little of it. as soon as i find it. mr. greenberg in his written testimony says, in recent years, the nu children prefer to hhs is program was generally in the range 2 -- from six to 7000. he goes on to say, they fell considerably in the last year and it is still high relative to 2012. we have presented this chart a number of times. it depicts the dramatic increase in the unaccompanied children coming in primarily from honduras, el salvador, and guatemala. i do this from the standpoint of trying to lay out pictorially when did it occur and what happened? there is one dramatic event that occurred in 2012, it was called childhood arrivals and implemented by this administration, i know there is state denial saying that did not really cause this, it is a push factor but there are multiple factors, no doubt about it. i think it is really quite clear that the unilateral executive action and preferred action -- and deferred action on childhood arrivals