first, lets cross to zeina hodor at the detention facility in lesbos. you've been speaking to some of the people. what did they say or what did they tell you about this ruling that's about to come into effect? >> as you can imagine, there's a lot of anxiety among refugees and migrants less than 24 hours before the deport is as are set to begin. the detention facility behind me, people are locked up there, people who land on the island post marsh 20 are being sent to detention centers. we're not allowed to film inside. we are not allowed to film the refugees close to the fence but spoke to a group of syrians. they are worried about their fate, asking what is going to happen to us, are syrians going to be deported or is it going to be the afghans, the pakistanis, i am a defector from the syrian army, i cannot go back. i won't be safe. at the end of the day, greek officials and e.u. officials are making it clear that there will be no mass deportations and that these cases going to be processed individually. they're going to look into these cases and make s

let's go to zeina hodor now. we know that some of the detainee's have been speaking to you.hat have they been saying? >> well, as you can imagine, a lot of anxiety and uncertainty. they have more questions than answers, because they were asking us what will happen to us if we are returned to turkey, what will happen, are they just deporting syrians or it's afghans. people are asking questions. journalists are not allowed inside, as a detention facility behind me. this is where migrants and refugees who arrive on greece's islands after their asylum requests are processed. people are worried. they are worried because these deportations are supposed to start tomorrow. what we understand from authorities is up to 750 migrants and refugees will be deported over the next three days. preparations are already in place. we saw the ships at the port. we've seen dozens of officers, the e.u. border, external border agency deployed in lesbos accompanying them to turkey. in fact, each migrant will be accompanied with a front tex officer, which actually shows that there are security concer

zeina hodor has more. >> day 33 and waiting, living in the open, just a few hundred meters from a border that is separating them from their families. he is from the syrian city of comisli. he was on his way to germany when the balkan route closed. >> we made this journey because we thought we could reach germany. we sold everything we owned. they can't do this to us. >> his sister hasn't seen her husband and four children for six months. lila was left behind when turkish police arrested here before she managed to get on the boat to reach the shores. all she has is a picture of her family in a refugee center in germany. >> i die every day, she says and lila has little hope of being reunited with them anytime soon. >> many of the 50,000 people now stranded in greece share a similar story arriving only to find a different europe. >> europe's response has been criticized. the united nations said erecting fences is not the answer. people are hopeful that policy will change even though they are repeatedly told by the authorities the border will not open. >> their only options to apply for asyl