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00:01:34Ya sé, mi amor. Ya vamos a llegar.
00:01:37¿Recuerdas del número de tu tía Mariana?
00:01:452, 8, 5.
00:01:51No, mi amor.
00:01:532, 8, 2.
00:01:55Then 5, 5, 5.
00:01:585, 5, 5.
00:02:052, 8, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:02:073, 8, 9, 10.
00:02:095, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:02:13Don't move. Don't move.
00:02:17Show me your document.
00:02:20We are from the Sabbath.
00:02:23Yiko, Yiko, wait.
00:02:26Please, don't hurt us.
00:02:27Right here.
00:02:28Right here.
00:02:30OK.
00:02:32OK.
00:02:33No, no.
00:02:33Stop!
00:02:34Please, stop!
00:02:37Stop!
00:02:38Stop!
00:02:39Don't hurt us!
00:02:40Right here!
00:02:41Oh, no!
00:02:42Oh, no!
00:03:11Mujeres!
00:03:13Hombrez!
00:03:15Come on, come on, come on!
00:03:17Mujeres, this way! Mujeres, this way!
00:03:19Let's go! Come on, come on!
00:03:21That's my way.
00:03:23Let's go, let's go, Mujeres!
00:03:25Let's go, let's go, let's go!
00:03:27Come on, come on!
00:03:41I have some news.
00:03:45Your paperwork has been accepted.
00:03:47Ah, qué bueno.
00:03:49El último paso es su audiencia
00:03:51con Migrant Protection Protocol.
00:03:53Tienen un caso fuerte.
00:03:55Me siento optimista.
00:03:57Nosotros también.
00:03:59Muy bien. Bueno.
00:04:01¿Algo más que deberías saber?
00:04:03No, no.
00:04:05Bueno, bien.
00:04:07Nos vemos en la corte.
00:04:09Gracias, abogada.
00:04:11Muchas gracias.
00:04:12Vamos.
00:04:13Permiso.
00:04:21Hi, my darling.
00:04:23How are you?
00:04:25Come here.
00:04:26Ven acá.
00:04:27Ven acá.
00:04:28Yes, baby.
00:04:29Yes, holy.
00:04:31Something smells delicious.
00:04:39Enchiladas.
00:04:40That's a lot of effort.
00:04:44Verbes.
00:04:45Chicken and beef.
00:04:46Plus lime cilantro rice.
00:04:48My favorites.
00:04:52What are you two up to?
00:04:53It is your birthday.
00:04:54Tomorrow.
00:04:57Don't remind me.
00:04:58No matter how many birthdays,
00:05:00you'll always be 25 to me, mi amor.
00:05:02Now I know you two are up to something.
00:05:07Come on.
00:05:12We went to Michael's farm today.
00:05:14For goat rescue day.
00:05:15I didn't forget.
00:05:16And the one I wanted had a kid and you can't separate them.
00:05:22So which one did you choose instead?
00:05:24Alejandro, really?
00:05:34What happened to our agreement?
00:05:36We have Noah's Ark back there.
00:05:38What's a couple more?
00:05:42Alright.
00:05:44I'm all for future Farmers of America.
00:05:46But I don't want it to interfere with your schoolwork.
00:05:49It won't. I promise.
00:05:50Plus, I can't wait for you to see their cute little faces.
00:05:53They are so adorable.
00:05:56There's no way you could be mad.
00:05:57Don't put on it.
00:06:02Mom, I have cold.
00:06:05It looks like they did it on purpose.
00:06:08I don't know, my love.
00:06:10I'm sorry.
00:06:11Don't worry about it.
00:06:15How many days are left for me to be at my aunt and Mariana's house?
00:06:19I think we're going to stay here this night,
00:06:26in what we tell them all.
00:06:30But tomorrow we're going to take a bus to your aunt and Mariana,
00:06:34where it's more warm.
00:06:37I don't want to sleep here.
00:06:40I don't know.
00:06:41I don't know.
00:06:42I don't know.
00:06:43I don't know.
00:06:44I don't know.
00:06:45I don't know.
00:06:49What?
00:06:52Do you think we're in a pijamada with your cousins?
00:06:57What would you like in your pijamada before you sleep?
00:07:02Do you want to sleep?
00:07:05Close your eyes.
00:07:09How about a nice mug of hot chocolate?
00:07:18Now, hold on to it.
00:07:21And feel how warm it is.
00:07:23Yes.
00:07:29Can we have her chocolate at Tia Mariana's when we get there?
00:07:35Yes.
00:07:37And chocolate chips.
00:07:40Good.
00:07:42Yes.
00:07:44But only if you eat all the healthy food, hmm?
00:07:48Okay?
00:07:50Now.
00:07:51Time to sleep.
00:07:52Come on.
00:07:54Pon, pon esta.
00:07:55No, no.
00:07:56Si, si, si, si.
00:07:57Si.
00:08:02Gracias.
00:08:19I'm just saying, you're too soft on her.
00:08:29You wouldn't have been able to resist her, either.
00:08:32...has initiated a policy to take kids away from their parents.
00:08:36It's not right, it's immoral, it's inhumane, and we need to stop that.
00:08:39As the sanctuary debate continues to play out, ABC News has learned the Trump administration is now considering separating children picked up crossing the U.S. border illegally with their families...
00:08:50Alejandro, please, turn that off.
00:08:52...and Trump will be housing them at military bases.
00:08:53Nowadays, watching the news is the best way to ruin a good night's sleep.
00:08:57Glad my snoring isn't the only culprit.
00:08:59That's it.
00:09:13One more.
00:09:16Is it good?
00:09:17No.
00:09:18No, no, no.
00:09:19No.
00:09:31What's your name?
00:09:32Ximena.
00:09:34What's yours?
00:09:35Ximena.
00:09:36Bonita.
00:09:38That means pretty.
00:09:40See? You're making new friends already.
00:09:56You see?
00:09:58We need all the children to come make a line here.
00:10:01Here, all the kids, now.
00:10:04Come on.
00:10:09What for?
00:10:10Come on, let's go.
00:10:13Tranquila, tranquila, tranquila, mi amor.
00:10:15Seguramente quieren ver que estés bien, que estés sana como todos los niños.
00:10:19¿Tú vienes conmigo?
00:10:21Pero aquí estoy. No me muevo de aquí.
00:10:23Ve, mi amor. Mira, Vani también va.
00:10:25¿Ves? Aquí estoy.
00:10:26Dime.
00:10:30No. Aquí estoy.
00:10:32¿Qué tal?
00:10:34Aquí estoy.
00:10:34Dime.
00:10:35Dime.
00:10:36Dime.
00:10:37Dime.
00:10:38¿Dime?
00:10:39¿Dime?
00:10:39¿Dime?
00:10:40¿Dime?
00:10:42¿Dime?
00:10:43¿Dime? ¿Puedo ir también con mi hija?
00:10:45¿Dime?
00:10:47¿Dime?
00:10:49¿Dime?
00:10:49¿Dime?
00:10:50Patientes.
00:10:51Porque me还是en si te preocupes.
00:10:51Eso te trabajes
00:10:52prima vez alinquenos dijeron.
00:10:54Y, ¿dime?
00:10:58Mami.
00:10:59Mami.
00:11:02¿Dime?
00:11:02¿Dime?
00:11:03¡Quimena!
00:11:12She needs to go.
00:11:14No!
00:11:20¡Señor!
00:11:22¿A dónde lleva mi hija?
00:11:25¡Señor!
00:11:27¡Deme mi hija, por favor!
00:11:30¡Quimena!
00:11:32¡Señor!
00:11:34¡Señor!
00:11:58Hey, don't forget about the party later.
00:12:00No.
00:12:02You know I don't like doing things on Fridays.
00:12:04I'm exhausted by the end of the week.
00:12:06Who do you have to blame for that?
00:12:07You.
00:12:08Oh, come on.
00:12:09You're doing this to yourself by taking too many pro bono cases.
00:12:11No, don't give me this baloney that you're going to stop
00:12:13because you've been singing this tune for 20 years.
00:12:15No.
00:12:16I know.
00:12:17I know.
00:12:18I just want to...
00:12:19You know, I have to...
00:12:20Save the world?
00:12:21No.
00:12:22No, mi amor.
00:12:23Not the world.
00:12:25Just my little corner of it.
00:12:27That's so sweet.
00:12:29I need a new computer.
00:12:32Yeah.
00:12:33So do I.
00:12:34Bye.
00:12:35Bye.
00:12:36Bye.
00:12:37Bye.
00:12:38Bye.
00:12:39Are they going to help us with our children?
00:12:41I don't know.
00:12:46Excuse me.
00:12:47Sir, where are we going?
00:12:49Another facility.
00:12:50Get on the bus.
00:12:51What about my daughter?
00:12:52Her son.
00:12:53Her husband.
00:12:54Ma'am.
00:12:55Get on the bus now.
00:12:56I need to know where my daughter is.
00:12:58You need to get on the bus.
00:12:59Don't touch me.
00:13:01I won't leave this place without my daughter.
00:13:04This is a transfer facility.
00:13:05Your daughter isn't here anymore.
00:13:08Where did you take her?
00:13:10I can't tell you that.
00:13:11It's confidential.
00:13:12You gotta go.
00:13:13It's...
00:13:14It's...
00:13:15It's...
00:13:16It's...
00:13:17It's...
00:13:18It's...
00:13:19It's...
00:13:20It's...
00:13:27No.
00:13:28This is Phoenix.
00:13:39My clients, the Dominguez family, are climate refugees, Your Honor.
00:13:43And while climate change has yet to be recognized or protected under the US,
00:13:47asylum policy, I ask that you give this specific case your consideration.
00:13:54Proceed.
00:13:56Mr. Dominguez is from a farming village in Guatemala that has been devastated by El Nino and the worst drought in 40 years.
00:14:03He's unable to farm to feed his family now.
00:14:06There's no money.
00:14:07No food.
00:14:08Just a mere half tortilla twice a day each.
00:14:12This isn't poverty, Your Honor.
00:14:14This is a famine.
00:14:15There's nothing there for them to return to.
00:14:17What crops do you produce, Mr. Dominguez?
00:14:22Um...
00:14:23Corn, Your Honor.
00:14:28My ancestors left Ireland for this great country during the potato famine of 1845.
00:14:36One more thing, Your Honor.
00:14:38Through family already living in the US, Mr. Dominguez has secured farming work in Washington State.
00:14:45Your Honor, may I approach the bench?
00:14:47Your Honor, may I approach the bench.
00:14:48I approach the bench.
00:14:54I approach the bench.
00:14:56I approach the bench.
00:14:57I approach the bench.
00:15:11Which one of the children is Mario Dominguez?
00:15:15Your Honor, if you're missing documents, I have copies.
00:15:20That won't be necessary.
00:15:26I'll be approving all of the Dominguez family members for immigration,
00:15:30with the exception of Mario Dominguez,
00:15:34due to the court's unsealing of a felony on his record
00:15:37for a crime committed in Washington State in 2016,
00:15:42which permanently prevents him from migrating to this country.
00:15:48The court orders the immediate removal of Mario Dominguez from the United States.
00:16:12No...
00:16:18Hola, mi amor.
00:16:35Sí, I'm on my way.
00:16:39No.
00:16:42No, I know.
00:16:43I know.
00:16:45I sure as hell don't feel like celebrating now.
00:16:48Okay.
00:17:11¿Mopoli y el abuelo también vienen?
00:17:14No, mi amor.
00:17:16¿Solo nosotras?
00:17:18In the U.S. you'll speak English.
00:17:21So we better practice, right?
00:17:25Where are all my friends in my school?
00:17:28They'll always be your friends.
00:17:31But you have new ones at your new school.
00:17:33You want to see?
00:17:36That looks nice, ¿no?
00:17:40Yes.
00:17:41Yes.
00:17:42And this is where Tia Mariana and your cousin live.
00:17:47Where we'll stay.
00:17:49In Houston.
00:17:49Look at the doll buildings.
00:17:55Pretty, right?
00:17:59Can I bring my dolls?
00:18:02Baby.
00:18:05It's going to be a long trip.
00:18:08So we won't be able to take most of our things.
00:18:11But, you can pick one.
00:18:21Frida.
00:18:22Frida.
00:18:24And when we get there, we can buy new things.
00:18:28Dolls and toys aren't as important as us being together.
00:18:32Right?
00:18:37Sí, mamá.
00:18:39Siempre quiero estar contigo.
00:18:42Y yo contigo.
00:18:44Te amo.
00:18:45Te amo.
00:18:45Te amo.
00:18:45I don't know.
00:19:15Oh, I'm sorry. I'm just thinking.
00:19:30Hey.
00:19:36You can't win them all.
00:19:38Yeah. This one hurts Diane.
00:19:41I know.
00:19:41I've seen so many sources chicken out over the years
00:19:46when the consequences could put them in danger.
00:19:49It's the worst.
00:19:52But it's a risk we take.
00:19:54I'm just exhausted.
00:19:56You've been working nonstop.
00:20:00You'll be in the Bahamas in a few days with Tony.
00:20:04Taking a break will be good for you.
00:20:06I can't wait.
00:20:09Before you know it, you'll get another story.
00:20:11A better one.
00:20:12I know.
00:20:13You're right.
00:20:14Just think about the Bahamas.
00:20:19Okay.
00:20:19What's the difference between a good lawyer and a great lawyer?
00:20:40Good lawyer knows the law.
00:20:42Great lawyer knows the judge.
00:20:44Hey.
00:20:48Only lawyers are allowed to make lawyer jokes.
00:20:51Hey.
00:20:51I've been married to one for like 20 plus years,
00:20:54so that's got to count for something.
00:20:56Oh, yes, love.
00:20:57You've earned an honorary degree.
00:20:58Yes, I have.
00:20:59No, I don't buy it.
00:21:04No way.
00:21:04Oh.
00:21:06Oh, baby, did you make it?
00:21:10Yep.
00:21:11I'm five years old.
00:21:12You are five years old.
00:21:13You are five years old.
00:21:13You are five years old.
00:21:41All right, coming now!
00:22:41We have to save the paper, right?
00:22:50Thank you, my loves.
00:23:05It's beautiful.
00:23:08Another?
00:23:11What an embarrassment of riches.
00:23:14It's from me, hermana.
00:23:17What is this Miguelito?
00:23:21Mommy, got you a car.
00:23:24Right, Theo?
00:23:25Well, better check your driveway and find out.
00:23:28Are you serious?
00:23:29Um, I'm sorry, Miguelito.
00:23:32I can't accept this.
00:23:34Thelma, why not?
00:23:36That's crazy.
00:23:37It's a lovely thought, but it's too much.
00:23:40Come on, hermana.
00:23:41Why don't you take the damn car?
00:23:46What's wrong with my car?
00:23:47It runs.
00:23:48Barely.
00:23:49You don't get to choose what present someone gives you.
00:23:52Besides, you offended your brother.
00:23:53I'm the one who was offended.
00:23:55That wasn't a gift.
00:23:56That was charity.
00:23:57Maybe so.
00:23:58You know we can't afford a new car.
00:24:03This would have been a great help.
00:24:05Instead, you let your pride get in the way.
00:24:07I'm the eldest.
00:24:17When my parents went to work, I took care of my siblings.
00:24:20I fed them, helped them with their schoolwork, bathed them, read them stories at night.
00:24:25That's the way it's supposed to be.
00:24:27Not the other way around.
00:24:37Lights out.
00:25:07Life out.
00:25:20Life out.
00:25:23Life out.
00:25:29Life out.
00:25:36Life out.
00:25:36you transfer from another facility no first day used to be active duty army but I took maternity
00:25:47to leave to have my daughter and as a single mom couldn't demonstrate my family care plan so
00:25:51general discharge my kid and I need the benefits you know keep your eye on that and you'll get
00:25:56through it plus we're not gonna send you overseas is that the kids
00:26:06don't they get baths where last couple weeks we've seen a huge increase in kids in from out of state
00:26:25why here to Phoenix the new separation policy is filling up all our facilities
00:26:31thank God they're hiring your personnel at least
00:26:38hey meal time let's go
00:27:01prisoners in America were the same thing not much different here we just have shorter sentences
00:27:15speak English yes I'm Udo I'm Yolanda Cindy nice to meet you
00:27:24are we allowed to make phone calls calls to lawyers are free you get one a week
00:27:41only problem is you can make calls if the lights out there's always a long line I've been trying for
00:27:48days yeah we try to separate kids by age that's the snack room apples and cookies in there usually
00:27:59they get fed two meals a day and get one hour of outside time all in different shifts
00:28:05you know the drill go stand in line I couldn't take her to this bathroom no that one's for us
00:28:19oh
00:28:21oh
00:28:23oh
00:28:25there we go
00:28:46Good English.
00:28:49Hey, it's okay.
00:28:55Accidents like this happen all the time, and this was not your fault.
00:29:02You want to go play with the other kids?
00:29:06How about I read you a story?
00:29:10Come on.
00:29:18You are not eating.
00:29:22I'm not hungry.
00:29:24She's upset about her daughter.
00:29:28How can they do that?
00:29:30I don't understand.
00:29:34God will take care of her.
00:29:37Don't worry.
00:29:39Kids are more resilient than adults.
00:29:43They'll be fine.
00:29:45We need to make sure we are of some mind and body, so we can take care of them properly when we are together again.
00:29:53You're right.
00:29:54Well then, that food would not eat itself.
00:29:59Come on.
00:30:01Come on.
00:30:02Come on.
00:30:03Come on.
00:30:04Come on.
00:30:13If you ever taste anything so bland, the first thing I'm going to do when I'm out of this place,
00:30:21besides hug my son and never let him go, is to teach this country the importance of the spices.
00:30:29How did they take care of yourself out of this place?
00:30:36So, what I tell you is to stay between me and me.
00:30:39Okay, that's the law.
00:31:02Mostly okay.
00:31:05The food is no good.
00:31:06And the guards are rough with us sometimes.
00:31:11Physically?
00:31:12No.
00:31:14Ruth, not nice sometimes.
00:31:26How old is Jimena?
00:31:32Seis.
00:31:34I just need to know she's okay.
00:31:36Can you help?
00:31:39Did you have a lawyer?
00:31:42The consulant said he was going to sign me one, but no one has come.
00:31:48I'll see what I can do.
00:31:51Who are the suits?
00:31:53They're from the consulates.
00:31:54I heard they were coming by today.
00:31:56Hopefully they're here to fix this nightmare.
00:31:58I don't know if you're here.
00:32:06Can you tell me how you're calling me?
00:32:13My name is Freddy.
00:32:17Freddy.
00:32:18¿Me puedes decir de dónde eres?
00:32:22México, mi papá.
00:32:25We have an orchestra here, huh?
00:32:28¿Me puedes decir de dónde eres, mi vida?
00:32:31Mira, Salvador, mira cómo me lleves con mi tía.
00:32:35I got the number.
00:32:372-8-2-5-5-5-0-1-0.
00:32:43Tengan paciencia. Nosotros los vamos a ayudar.
00:32:47¿Ok?
00:33:08A lawyer is coming tomorrow to prep me for my CF.
00:33:12I've waited many months.
00:33:15What is CF?
00:33:17It's a credible fear interview.
00:33:19You will have one too at some point.
00:33:22The government will want to hear that you have a good reason to immigrate here.
00:33:28What will you tell them?
00:33:31The truth.
00:33:34My life is in danger back home in Somalia.
00:33:37Why danger?
00:33:40The military government massacred many of us, fighting for women rights, education, social change.
00:33:47Now I have a target on my back.
00:33:50They have made threats.
00:33:52They broke into my place.
00:33:54They even tried to kidnap me.
00:33:56So I have to flee with my son.
00:33:59They must let you come here.
00:34:01Mm-hmm.
00:34:02My lawyer says I have a strong case for political asylum.
00:34:07If they send me back,
00:34:11they will have blood under your hands.
00:34:16If I help every lawyer trying to get information on their client children, I'm never going to get my job done.
00:34:27I don't represent Cindy.
00:34:29I'm just trying to help a woman who's desperate to know that her child is okay.
00:34:33You're a mother.
00:34:35Don't go there.
00:34:36These people come to this country to be helped.
00:34:39Instead, we put them in inhumane situations.
00:34:41And if that doesn't send the message,
00:34:43we torture them by keeping them in the dark as to where their children are?
00:34:46There are laws.
00:34:48Asylum seekers attempting to cross the U.S. border at any place other than an official port of entry
00:34:54are criminally prosecuted and detained as per the new policy.
00:34:59Janet.
00:35:00Please.
00:35:01This is me you're talking to.
00:35:03You can parrot government rhetoric all you want,
00:35:06but you and I both know this isn't right.
00:35:13So...
00:35:17Are you going to help me or not?
00:35:19It's going to be difficult.
00:35:22Jimena was taken to a children's facility.
00:35:25It's a start.
00:35:26Which one?
00:35:27That's where it gets real complicated, Thelma.
00:35:30We are the Department of Homeland Security.
00:35:34Migrants, when they leave here, are processed through.
00:35:36Refugee resettlement, Health and Human Services, or Customs and Border Patrol.
00:35:40Now you take your pick.
00:35:42And none of our systems communicate with each other.
00:35:47And how the hell is the government planning on reuniting all these families?
00:35:53That's a very good question.
00:35:55I'm sorry.
00:35:56I'm sorry.
00:35:57I'm sorry.
00:35:58I'm sorry.
00:35:59I was leaving the office and I got this call from...
00:36:01Do you remember Jennifer Harbour?
00:36:02You met her last year at dance podium?
00:36:03Right.
00:36:04Human rights lawyer.
00:36:05Yeah.
00:36:06Yeah.
00:36:07Mm.
00:36:08Yeah.
00:36:09Yeah.
00:36:10She said she has a whistleblower story.
00:36:11And I couldn't wait because she has a plane to catch.
00:36:12So...
00:36:13Whistleblower?
00:36:14Is it government or corporate?
00:36:15I don't know.
00:36:16I have no idea.
00:36:17I haven't even heard it yet.
00:36:18It's, um...
00:36:19It's just a recording, so...
00:36:20Hmm.
00:36:21All she said is that it has something to do with new laws put in place at children's detention
00:36:39centers.
00:36:40Well, you do realize this automatically falls under the I won't be mad if you want to listen
00:36:44to it now category.
00:36:45Mm-hmm.
00:36:46Yeah, I know.
00:36:47No.
00:36:48Nope.
00:36:49Right?
00:36:50I don't want to miss our reservation.
00:36:51It's about us.
00:36:52It's about us.
00:36:53It's about us.
00:36:5418 years.
00:36:55Can you believe it?
00:36:56We've surpassed most marriages.
00:36:58Insane.
00:36:59I know.
00:37:00And I still get to call you my handsome boyfriend.
00:37:03It's great.
00:37:04All right.
00:37:05Just give me a minute to change.
00:37:06Hmm?
00:37:07Good.
00:37:08Really?
00:37:09You're just going to casually let that blue thing burn a hole in the table?
00:37:12Yeah, yeah.
00:37:13I'm good.
00:37:14I'm good.
00:37:15Mm-hmm.
00:37:16What are you doing?
00:37:17Come on, babe.
00:37:18You're not fooling anyone.
00:37:19Let's do this.
00:37:20Really?
00:37:21No.
00:37:22Okay.
00:37:24Okay.
00:37:25Okay.
00:37:26Let's see.
00:37:27Jennifer.
00:37:28Here we go.
00:37:29Maggie, go get with me, my bar.
00:37:32Bum.
00:37:33Bum.
00:37:34Bum.
00:37:35Bum.
00:37:36Bum.
00:37:37Bum.
00:37:38Bum.
00:37:39Bum.
00:37:40Ah.
00:37:41Ah.
00:37:42Yeah.
00:37:43Ah.
00:37:44So, uh...
00:37:45She's a mutter, so.
00:37:46I'm for the women.
00:37:47Yeah.
00:37:48Oh.
00:37:49Yeah.
00:37:50She's a little bit Maya.
00:37:51She's a little bit of сохран.
00:37:52Okay.
00:37:53Oh.
00:37:54Oh.
00:37:55Maybe.
00:37:56Hello, this is Ginger Thompson. I'm a journalist with ProPublica. I'd like to ask you a few
00:38:17questions about the immigration detention centers in Texas. I'm sorry, we don't give out that
00:38:23information freely. Well, I understand that it's public knowledge that the detention centers
00:38:30exist. What was your name again? It's Ginger Thompson. I'm a journalist with ProPublica.
00:38:39All right, well, I've made note of that and I'll pass it along to my supervisor. Have a nice day.
00:38:47Thelma Garcia Law Office. Hey, Thelma, it's Janet. Hi. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you
00:38:52yesterday. Things were too hectic. No, no, no worries. You have an update? It's not good.
00:38:59Jimena is nowhere to be found in any of the Texas facilities. I don't understand.
00:39:11How did your prep go? Very well. I'm feeling good. I'm ready to get out of this place.
00:39:19I need to. Hey, Annie. Babe. I just verified the authenticity of the tape. Oh, wow.
00:39:38That's huge. The audio of the kids is unedited. And the source? Yeah, I, I'm waiting to hear.
00:39:54Children are initially held in warehouses that have been converted into border patrol detention
00:40:01facilities.
00:40:17A distraught but determined six-year-old Salvadorian girl pleads repeatedly for someone to call her aunt.
00:40:25How many hours did you get? Four. Maybe. I don't know. I filed it, though.
00:40:53Of course you did. It's my girl. So, you were me first.
00:41:01Me. I guess I'll go make coffee, then.
00:41:04Mm-hmm. Extra strong.
00:41:06Yes, please.
00:41:10You are a king of men.
00:41:13Yes, I am.
00:41:14Okay.
00:41:23It's a...
00:41:24It's desperation that brought them here.
00:41:27This morning, behind the barbed wire fences,
00:41:30a first aerial look at a tent city in the desert just outside El Paso,
00:41:34in Tornillo, Texas,
00:41:35where children play soccer on a dusty field and march in single file.
00:41:40Some here, among the more than 2,300 recently separated from their parents.
00:41:45Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom!
00:41:48And this morning, those haunting cries,
00:41:51reportedly from young children taken from their fathers and mothers,
00:41:54just hours earlier,
00:41:56smoking even more backlash.
00:41:57Are you sure that was the right number?
00:42:04Okay.
00:42:05Let's try again.
00:42:07Maybe I punched it in wrong.
00:42:08Ready?
00:42:10Two.
00:42:11Eight.
00:42:13Five.
00:42:16Five.
00:42:16Five.
00:42:18Can I start over?
00:42:19Mm-hmm.
00:42:23Two.
00:42:24Eight.
00:42:26Two.
00:42:27Five.
00:42:32Five.
00:42:34Five.
00:42:37Zero.
00:42:39One.
00:42:40Six.
00:42:41Eight.
00:42:55Hello?
00:42:56Yeah?
00:42:57Tia, Mariana.
00:42:59Soy Jimena.
00:43:01Jimena?
00:43:04Oh, my God.
00:43:06Are you okay?
00:43:07Where are you?
00:43:09I know this building.
00:43:11Do you know where?
00:43:14Phoenix.
00:43:16With your mommy?
00:43:19No.
00:43:19I don't know where it is.
00:43:21I don't know where it is.
00:43:22Oh, my God.
00:43:24But I like the first line, I just think you should focus on the kid immediately.
00:43:45That's what's going to grab the audience.
00:43:46I mean, that's the interest of the story, I mean, that's the interest of the story, the human.
00:43:51Ginger, the phone's been ringing off the hook all morning.
00:43:55Everyone's picking it up.
00:43:57Congratulations.
00:43:58Well, I need to do a lot of follow-ups and keep pressing.
00:44:01I need to be there on the ground.
00:44:03We'll determine next steps at the staff meeting.
00:44:05Morning edition once you're on tomorrow.
00:44:08I'm not the story.
00:44:10I know.
00:44:11But you can talk about the story.
00:44:13Start there.
00:44:13Yes, hello.
00:44:38My name is Ginger Thompson.
00:44:40I'm a journalist with ProPublica.
00:44:41I'm wondering if you might answer a couple of questions for a story I'm working on.
00:44:47Sure, I guess.
00:44:48I'm looking for information about a little girl in a migrant detention facility in Phoenix, Arizona.
00:44:54Are you aware of anyone who might fit that description?
00:44:57I don't think so.
00:44:58No.
00:44:59Sorry.
00:44:59Okay, thanks for your help.
00:45:11Hello.
00:45:26Yes, hello.
00:45:28My name is Ginger Thompson.
00:45:29I'm a journalist with ProPublica.
00:45:31I'm calling to ask a couple of questions about a story I'm working on about a little girl
00:45:35in a migrant detention facility in Arizona.
00:45:39Oh my God, my niece?
00:45:41You have a niece who just recently crossed the border?
00:45:44From El Salvador, yes.
00:45:45She came with my sister, her mom.
00:45:47She called me yesterday.
00:45:48Okay.
00:46:06¿No comiste otra vez?
00:46:08No, pero vale la pena si puedo hablar con mi hermana.
00:46:11¿Quieres que te trae algo?
00:46:13¿No has visto a Udo?
00:46:13Me dijo que le guardaron un lugar, pero no ha venido.
00:46:17Se habrá quedado dormida.
00:46:18No, yo vengo de allá.
00:46:21Ay, no lo hagas.
00:46:23Ray, uh, have you seen Udo?
00:46:25She didn't pass her interview.
00:46:27She was deported.
00:46:28What about her son?
00:46:30Who knows?
00:46:31Maybe he was adopted by a nice American family.
00:46:36That's great news, Janet.
00:46:39Where is she?
00:46:40Phoenix.
00:46:42And that's not all I found.
00:46:43Have you seen the news this morning?
00:46:52Released by ProPublica's Ginger Thompson,
00:46:55who obtained the audio recording.
00:46:58In Phoenix?
00:47:00In another state?
00:47:01At least we know where she is.
00:47:04And I think you'll recognize this voice.
00:47:07It's the only thing I'm going to talk about.
00:47:11It's the only thing I'm going to talk about.
00:47:12It's the only thing I'm going to talk about.
00:47:14No, no, no.
00:47:16No, no, no.
00:47:17No, no, no, no.
00:47:17No, no, no, no, no.
00:47:19No, no, no, no, no.
00:47:19No, no, no, no.
00:47:19No, no, no, no, no.
00:47:21Esto fue grabado en secreto.
00:47:24Y los noticieros lo publicaron.
00:47:26Ahora está en todas partes.
00:47:28Tu hija es el centro de una gran historia.
00:47:31I can't solicit clients. You have to ask directly.
00:47:53Will you be my lawyer? Of course.
00:47:57How much do you cost?
00:48:01My daughter's name is Angélica. She's my world. Everything I do is to make sure she has a better life, so I understand.
00:48:15Your case is for bono. That means it's free.
00:48:21Thank you, Thelma. Thank you, thank you.
00:48:30In order to get information about Ximena, I have to represent her as well. Is that okay?
00:48:35Yeah. Yeah, whatever you need to do.
00:48:39She's hardly ever been away from me. She must be so scared.
00:48:43What's happening is not right. But try to remember. She's probably a lot stronger than you think.
00:48:52What's happening is he? It's Cuco.
00:49:04De mi peli favorita.
00:49:07He saves his family from the villain. He's very nice.
00:49:13And he...
00:49:16He's Paquito.
00:49:18The friend of Cuco.
00:49:20Who knows how far I'll reach?
00:49:33Cuco.
00:49:34Y yo siempre te cuidaré, Cuco.
00:49:40No, mami. Eso no lo dice Paquito.
00:49:43Ay, pero yo siempre estaré para ti.
00:49:46Siempre. Contigo.
00:49:49Ay, yo te quiero.
00:49:51Ay, querrita de besitos.
00:49:53Ay, querrita de besitos.
00:49:57Siempre.
00:50:05Can I draw with you?
00:50:09I don't want your color anymore.
00:50:20I got a new client.
00:50:23Cindy from El Salvador.
00:50:24The one I told you about.
00:50:28They sent the girl to a facility in Phoenix.
00:50:31Why so far?
00:50:32What, crowding?
00:50:34No.
00:50:35Oh, no, no, no, no!
00:50:38Dammit!
00:50:40Alejandro!
00:50:42You better come pick me up.
00:50:43Okay.
00:50:45Where are you?
00:51:04Oh, my God.
00:51:05You better come pick me up.
00:51:06Where are you?
00:51:07You better come pick me up.
00:51:11I'm gonna move my line out in my room.
00:51:12You better come pick me up.
00:51:14You better come pick me up.
00:51:16Can I try?
00:51:17I can't wait.
00:51:18I'll control you.
00:51:21They come pick me up.
00:51:23I can take my head out.
00:51:24I can't wait.
00:51:25I can't wait.
00:51:26You better come pick me up.
00:51:27I can't wait.
00:51:28See you later?
00:51:29Can I walk?
00:51:30It's a good thing I didn't return it just yet, huh?
00:51:43I promise I'll pay you back.
00:51:46Come on, sis. I've never paid you back for gifts.
00:51:49I never gave you anything that required an insurance policy.
00:51:53An hour ago, my client signed closing docks on the sale of five condo buildings he inherited from his grandfather.
00:52:00The proceeds will cover his family's entire living expenses for the rest of their lives, including college tuitions, damn fine vacations.
00:52:11My client didn't lift a finger, and I barely did either from my percentage.
00:52:15All right, all right. I get it, you big slacker.
00:52:21My point is, I help the rich get richer while you, you do God's work at yours.
00:52:30So me contributing to you is my way of keeping it square with the big guy upstairs, you feel me?
00:52:43You deserve it.
00:52:46Now get in. I'll wait for the torture.
00:52:49Okay.
00:52:49The key.
00:52:56It's not a key. It's a sensory fob.
00:53:00You know, just push the... You'll figure it out.
00:53:02Okay.
00:53:08Hi, I need a toe.
00:53:09These children and their parents are treated inhumanely is not true, and completely disrespects the hard-working men...
00:53:21I'm in a box.
00:53:23We're going to literally swim with the sharks.
00:53:25No euphemism.
00:53:26Parents who entered illegally are, by definition, criminals.
00:53:30Illegal entry...
00:53:31What are we watching here?
00:53:32The administration blaming Congress for their new zero-tolerance policy?
00:53:37Often in dangerous circumstances, illegal immigrants have put their children at risk.
00:53:42Fourth, CBP and ICE officers are properly...
00:53:46Diane wants me to write follow-ups.
00:53:50Good.
00:53:51People need to know what's going on in these detention centers.
00:53:54Oh.
00:53:55I see you're not packing a bathing suit for a reason.
00:53:58I know. I'm sorry, honey. I know you've been planning this trip for a long time.
00:54:01I just... I... I have to go to Texas.
00:54:07Today the work begins.
00:54:10Estás bien?
00:54:11Sí.
00:54:13I filled out a G-28, which gives me permission to represent Ximena, if you would sign there.
00:54:20I've also submitted a request for your full immigration file and an O.R.R. request for an unauthorized child's shelter records.
00:54:31O.R.R.?
00:54:32Office of Refugee Resettlement.
00:54:36Estás muy mucho papeleo.
00:54:38Yes.
00:54:39And once all that's submitted, they'll call you for what's called a credible fear interview.
00:54:44You'll have to prove a well-founded fear of persecution in your own country.
00:54:50Thelma, they won't have to kill us.
00:54:53Then all you have to do is tell the truth.
00:54:56Y finalmente, ese el asunto de la fianza.
00:55:01Unfortunately, the judge set a high bail of $12,000.
00:55:05If we could find a way to raise the funds, you'd be released while we fight your case.
00:55:11¿Qué podría tomar años?
00:55:12¿Años?
00:55:15Don't worry.
00:55:17I'll find a way to get the funds.
00:55:20Okay, I'll sign this.
00:55:21You can take that.
00:55:23Sign this over there.
00:55:24Okay.
00:55:42You can take the funds.
00:55:55You can take it.
00:55:56You can take it.
00:56:01You can take it.
00:56:02You can take it.
00:56:03I'll sign this over there.
00:56:05You can take it.
00:56:06Who's car is that outside?
00:56:34Mine. I traded in the SUV for a nice sedan. Good condition, low mileage.
00:56:41You traded a new car for a used car? Usually it's the other way around.
00:56:46Don't be mad. I don't need a new car, but I do need cash to help my clients.
00:56:51Dima, what are you talking about?
00:56:53You know how we have garage sales to raise donations for my clients?
00:56:57Consider this another way of getting around America's broken bond system.
00:57:01Thelma Garcia, sometimes you're too smart, even for your own good.
00:57:08Yes. I love you too.
00:57:13Gotta go!
00:57:15Excuse me. Can I help you?
00:57:29I'm Ginger Thompson. I'm looking for a Thelma Garcia.
00:57:32Ms. Thompson?
00:57:33Yes, I'm a journalist with ProPublica. We're investigating one of the stores involving one of her clients.
00:57:38I'm Thelma. Oh, come. I want to hug you. Oh, okay.
00:57:45Thank you. Thank you for all you've done. Come, sit. Sit. Do you want any coffee? Can I get you anything?
00:57:55No, no, I'm good. Are you sure? Yes, I'm sure. Thank you.
00:57:58It's nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
00:58:00How long have you been involved in immigration law?
00:58:0328 years. Never seen anything like what's going on now.
00:58:08Yeah, neither have I.
00:58:11According to my research, it's 2,300 kids across 17 states been separated from their parents.
00:58:17Since the old Holland's policy has begun. Unthinkable.
00:58:21I've been speaking with Cindy's sister, Mariana, and actually, I'm scheduled to speak with her in about an hour.
00:58:31I mean, I'm supposed to call. I have an idea. Come.
00:58:38Hello, can you hear me?
00:58:40Yes, perfectly.
00:58:42I'm here with Cindy's attorney, Thelma Garcia. Nice to meet you, Mariana.
00:58:46Nice to meet you, too. Thank you for helping my sister.
00:58:50I wanted to do more, but my lawyer warned me about getting involved.
00:58:55Because of my own immigration case.
00:58:58I understand.
00:58:59Jimena, hold on.
00:59:01Okay, and I'll dial in Cindy.
00:59:13Okay, we're all here.
00:59:15Hola, Jimena. Mi nombre es Ginger.
00:59:18¿Quieres hablar con tu mamá?
00:59:20Sí.
00:59:21Mami.
00:59:22Jimena.
00:59:23Mi amor, aquí estoy.
00:59:24¿Estás comiendo?
00:59:25No mucho.
00:59:26¿Y durmiendo?
00:59:27Un poco.
00:59:28Extraño mucho.
00:59:29Te amo.
00:59:30Entonces, ven por mí.
00:59:31Te juro que estoy haciendo todo lo posible, mi amor.
00:59:35Sé fuerte, ¿sí?
00:59:36Sí.
00:59:37No.
00:59:38No.
00:59:39No.
00:59:40No.
00:59:41No.
00:59:42No.
00:59:43No.
00:59:44No.
00:59:45No.
00:59:46No.
00:59:47No.
00:59:48No.
00:59:49No.
00:59:50No.
00:59:51No.
00:59:52No.
00:59:53No.
00:59:54No.
00:59:55No.
00:59:56No.
00:59:57No.
00:59:58No.
00:59:59No.
01:00:00No.
01:00:01No.
01:00:02No.
01:00:03No.
01:00:04No.
01:00:05No.
01:00:06No.
01:00:07No.
01:00:08about Cindy and Jimenez's case with me.
01:00:10Then you can write about the harm this policy has caused
01:00:13and embarrass the hell out of a government.
01:00:17Count me in. Great.
01:00:19Well, my next big hurdle is getting Cindy ready
01:00:22for her credible fear interview.
01:00:25I'll check in with you later. Yeah.
01:00:27Hey, honey, how's New York? Hot and humid. How are you doing?
01:00:40We just put Cindy and Jimena on the phone together for the first time.
01:00:44Wow, that's amazing. Did you see the Laura Bush op-ed in the Washington Post today?
01:00:49Scathing.
01:00:50You know, when a Republican first lady compares the situation
01:00:53at the border to Japanese internment camps, it's bad.
01:00:56Let me tell you, I think it's worse than bad.
01:01:02It says I need to do a rough shearing two weeks before the show.
01:01:05Okay, I'll help you.
01:01:07But the show isn't less than a week.
01:01:09I'm too late.
01:01:11No, no, no. It's all right. Don't worry.
01:01:13Your dad's been around livestock his whole life.
01:01:15You think that book knows better than him?
01:01:21Turn that up.
01:01:23Mexico, okay?
01:01:25Let me papa, let me...
01:01:28No.
01:01:30No.
01:01:31No.
01:01:32No.
01:01:33No.
01:01:34No.
01:01:35No, no.
01:01:36No. No, no, no, no.
01:01:37No, no, no.
01:01:38No, no, no, no.
01:01:39Those are my clients.
01:01:40No, no, no, no, no.
01:01:41Really impressive, Mom.
01:01:42No.
01:01:43No, no, no, no, no, no.
01:01:44No.
01:01:45No.
01:01:46No, no, no.
01:01:47No, no.
01:01:48No, no, no, no.
01:01:49Hey, why didn't you tell us you're a TV star, CineMadrid?
01:02:19It's like all of us.
01:02:26Yesterday I talked to my dad.
01:02:28How?
01:02:29On the phone.
01:02:30He's coming soon.
01:02:32I told him I need to bath.
01:02:34Can I call my dad?
01:02:38Freddy Ramirez, come on, time to go.
01:02:41Have they found his father?
01:02:43He was deported.
01:02:44Freddy's going to a foster program, right?
01:02:45Why don't they just let him go with his dad?
01:02:47I guess it's as good as mine.
01:02:49No!
01:02:50He wants to be quick as that!
01:02:52Shh.
01:02:53Freddy, you're going to have a bed to sleep in and much better food.
01:02:59Okay?
01:03:00Go with Mike, honey.
01:03:02Okay?
01:03:03Look on the bright side, kid.
01:03:04You're getting out of here.
01:03:07No, no, no.
01:03:09No, no.
01:03:11Come on.
01:03:13No, no.
01:03:15Come on, let's go.
01:03:16Come on.
01:03:36They could call you for the interview anytime, so I want you to be prepared.
01:03:41If you pass, I can get you out on bond.
01:03:44If you don't, you will not be granted asylum in this country.
01:03:48What would happen to Jimena in that case?
01:03:50Honestly, I don't know.
01:03:53Usually she'd be deported with you, but this new policy, we're all left in the dark.
01:04:00But let's just focus on giving you the better chance.
01:04:05Now they'll ask you if you were persecuted in your country either by the government or a group the government couldn't control.
01:04:12Yes.
01:04:13Tell me why you decided to leave.
01:04:15Tell me why you decided to leave.
01:04:19Jimena's father.
01:04:20Jimena's father left before she was born.
01:04:26What I had here.
01:04:28And that was all I needed.
01:04:30Until I met Gilberto five years later.
01:04:34He was so sweet.
01:04:36But there were rumors you might be in a gang.
01:04:41I wasn't sure.
01:04:43I wasn't sure, or maybe I didn't want to know, because we were happy, and he was good to us, to me and to my daughter, I thought maybe we had a future together.
01:05:05And you, how did you go?
01:05:07Good.
01:05:09It was the work, the niña, but it was good.
01:05:14I wanted to come to see you.
01:05:16And I love you.
01:05:18I love you.
01:05:20Tomorrow?
01:05:22Tomorrow I have to go.
01:05:28No, here. No in front of her.
01:05:30Hermano.
01:05:32No.
01:05:34No.
01:05:43Una palabra y te mueres.
01:05:53No.
01:05:55No.
01:05:58No.
01:06:02No, no, no.
01:06:07Oh, no.
01:06:13No, no, no, no.
01:06:15I knew they wouldn't think twice about killing me, so I kept my mouth shut.
01:06:28Las Maras had infiltrated the police.
01:06:31There was no one to help, so how do I convince the interviewer?
01:06:35You just tell your story like you're telling me now.
01:06:39I'll be there the whole time.
01:06:41that's the one.
01:06:42I'll be there.
01:06:43I'll be there.
01:06:44I'll be there.
01:06:45I'll be there.
01:06:47Stella.
01:06:48Hola, guys.
01:06:49Hola, hola.
01:06:50Hi.
01:06:51How's everybody doing?
01:06:52Hola, guys. Hola, hola. Hi. How's everybody doing? So I hear some of you like Cuco. Anybody
01:07:09want to watch it? Yeah. Okay. Enjoy.
01:07:22So what? You're buying presents for them now? Do I have to agree with policy with you
01:07:29again? Because rule number one is you don't go soft. Technically, we're not even supposed
01:07:33to be talking to them. Which is ridiculous. You got a problem? No. Look, I've tried to
01:07:40be distant, okay? But it's hard. Your job is to follow the rules, and my job is to make
01:07:46sure you do. Come on, Mike. If HHS didn't want them watching movies, why is there a DVD player
01:07:51in there? These kids are criminals, okay? And you're not Santa Claus either, got it?
01:07:54Why does a moment of kindness bother you so much? Oh, wait, wait, wait. Let me guess. Because
01:08:00the only way that you can do this job without going completely insane is to convince yourself
01:08:04that those toddlers and elementary school-age kids in there are gangsters and thugs. You
01:08:08don't get it. But you will soon. The truth is, no one cares. I do. And I don't think I'm
01:08:21wrong. Cindy, Madrid.
01:08:36you're not supposed to be able to tell you. The truth is, no one cares about it. They're
01:08:43not going to do it. It's gonna be cut off. But the truth is, no one cares about it. So for
01:08:53Sit down.
01:09:23Okay, so it appears that your case has been expedited.
01:09:32Do you have an attorney?
01:09:34Tienes una abogada?
01:09:37Yes.
01:09:53No answer.
01:09:56Are you willing to continue without your attorney present?
01:10:00Can we do it later?
01:10:02If you'd like, but there's no guarantee when that will be.
01:10:12I've read your file.
01:10:14What happened after Gilberto was killed?
01:10:18Sonia, you're a monster.
01:10:21No, no, it was just a dream.
01:10:24But I don't want to dream again.
01:10:26And here I am with you.
01:10:28I'm at one side.
01:10:31And Mami will always leave the monsters.
01:10:39To sleep.
01:10:42Jimena and I tried to have a normal life.
01:10:57But it wasn't possible.
01:11:01My daughter and I were stuck constantly by gang members who were best friends with cops.
01:11:17I tried to make her feel safe even though we weren't.
01:11:22You had a house.
01:11:24You had a lock on the door.
01:11:26You had a job.
01:11:27Yes, but...
01:11:28Your daughter was safe in school.
01:11:30Wherever we went, it felt like we were being followed.
01:11:34How many days are left for you to do?
01:11:37A week.
01:11:39How many days is a week?
01:11:42Seven.
01:11:43Seven.
01:11:44Mango.
01:11:45Mango.
01:11:46Mango.
01:11:47Mango.
01:11:48Mango.
01:11:50Hello, beautiful.
01:11:52This is for you.
01:11:57And this is for your mama.
01:12:00That's where I knew we have to leave or else.
01:12:28Okay.
01:12:31That's all we need.
01:12:33Thank you, Miss Madrid.
01:12:35That's it?
01:12:37We'll contact your attorney.
01:12:39You can go.
01:12:58Hey.
01:12:59USCIS promised to give me a heads up.
01:13:04Well, they did call.
01:13:05I can't leave my phone on in court.
01:13:07They couldn't give me a little notice.
01:13:09How can one government agency be that disorganized?
01:13:12Do you really have to ask?
01:13:14I have enough for her bond if she pass the interview.
01:13:17I'll have to do damage control all morning.
01:13:20But you're coming to my sheep contest, right?
01:13:27Mi amor.
01:13:31I'm sorry.
01:13:33I'm sorry.
01:13:34I'm sorry.
01:13:35I'm sorry.
01:13:36I'm sorry.
01:13:37I'm sorry.
01:13:38I'm sorry.
01:13:39I'm sorry.
01:13:40I'm sorry.
01:13:41You know your mom works.
01:13:42Schedule's unpredictable.
01:13:43I'll be there.
01:13:44She always has to work.
01:13:47When will I be as important as one of your clients?
01:13:51Hello?
01:13:52Cindy.
01:13:53Hi, it's Thelma.
01:13:54I have two pieces of good news for you.
01:14:09First, you passed.
01:14:12And I have the money for your bond.
01:14:15You're being released.
01:14:16Thelma, thank you.
01:14:19I don't know what to say.
01:14:23I'm on my way.
01:14:32Hello?
01:14:33Ginger.
01:14:34Can you meet me at Port Isabel?
01:14:36I can get you a face-to-face with Cindy.
01:14:38How?
01:14:39I thought only attorneys were allowed in.
01:14:41Just meet me at Port Isabel in an hour.
01:14:43Leaving the hotel now.
01:14:46Bye.
01:14:47Taking a look at the gate.
01:14:49Didn't have a look at you.
01:14:50No.
01:14:51No.
01:14:56What?
01:14:57No, no.
01:14:58Ay, perdón.
01:15:01Por qué?
01:15:02Ay, perdón, ¿por qué?
01:15:03Pues, porque no es justo.
01:15:06Porque tú también deberías de lograrlo.
01:15:07Ay, este es tu momento.
01:15:08Yo estoy feliz por ti.
01:15:11Te voy a extrañar.
01:15:13No!
01:15:14Te voy a extrañar.
01:15:16Thank you, my friend, thank you.
01:15:22Hello again.
01:15:23Hello.
01:16:41This is Ginger Thompson.
01:16:48This is Ginger Thompson.
01:16:50She released the audio of Jimena to the news.
01:16:54How can I thank you?
01:16:56Necesario.
01:16:58Es un placer.
01:17:00I'd like to ask you a few questions later, if that's okay.
01:17:04Si?
01:17:06Yes.
01:17:08Si? Okay, now let's go get your little girl back.
01:17:12Vamos.
01:17:18And I'm working with the Office of Refugee Resettlement to make sure that they get Jimena back to you as soon as possible.
01:17:26But they require a DNA match.
01:17:30So...
01:17:33I got you this.
01:17:40The instructions are inside.
01:17:48He took my daughter from me and now I have to prove she's mine to get her back?
01:17:53It's unbelievable. Lo sé. Lo siento.
01:17:57Once we get the results, we can regroup.
01:18:02Get some rest.
01:18:04Alright?
01:18:06Okay.
01:18:23You're on the four o'clock flight to Phoenix.
01:18:26Thank God.
01:18:27You ready?
01:18:29Yes.
01:18:30Jimena.
01:18:35Jimena.
01:18:36Jimena.
01:18:38Ven.
01:18:42Come on.
01:18:51Hola, Jimena.
01:18:52Soy Mira.
01:18:55¿Qué crees?
01:18:56Te voy a llevar a ver a tu mamá en Texas.
01:18:59Y nos vamos a subir un avión.
01:19:01¿Cómo ves?
01:19:06Chiquita.
01:19:07You're okay.
01:19:08You're okay, baby.
01:19:10Why don't I take you to the bathroom first and get you cleaned up?
01:19:14Can you make big things?
01:19:18You bet I can.
01:19:19Hello.
01:19:20You're heading to the airport?
01:19:21Yes.
01:19:22We are dropping her off right now.
01:19:23Jimena's on her way to Houston.
01:19:24What?
01:19:25I know.
01:19:26I know.
01:19:27Are you kidding me?
01:19:28No.
01:19:29I'll explain later.
01:19:30Fine.
01:19:31What?
01:19:32Why Houston?
01:19:33Just an example of one agency not communicating with another.
01:19:36No.
01:19:37Jimena can't wait overnight in the airport.
01:19:38Hmm.
01:19:39Well, ladies.
01:19:40Looks like we are going to Houston.
01:19:44I'll explain later.
01:19:45Fine.
01:19:46What?
01:19:47Why Houston?
01:19:48Just an example of one agency not communicating with another.
01:19:50No.
01:19:51Jimena can't wait overnight in the airport.
01:19:52Well, ladies.
01:19:54Looks like we are going to Houston.
01:20:09All right.
01:20:10Drive safe.
01:20:11Don't be sad that you're missing my turkey meatballs.
01:20:15I'm sorry.
01:20:16Está bien, mama.
01:20:17I'm happy Jimena's going back with her mom.
01:20:24Do you like driving for a while?
01:20:54This is your captain speaking.
01:21:01We're getting ready to make our final approach into Houston.
01:21:05Please ensure that you have your items safely stowed in the overhead compartments.
01:21:09We just want to say thank you for flying with us.
01:21:12Hope you enjoy your stay in Houston.
01:21:24What if she's mad?
01:21:31She's only sick.
01:21:33She doesn't understand why we have to do this.
01:21:35She'll understand one day.
01:21:37I'm sorry.
01:21:38Tellma, if someone is dying, I'm sorry.
01:21:39I'm sorry.
01:21:40I'm sorry.
01:21:41I'm sorry.
01:21:42I'm sorry.
01:21:43I'm sorry.
01:21:44I'm sorry.
01:21:45Okay.
01:21:46Okay.
01:21:47Okay.
01:21:49Okay.
01:21:50Okay.
01:22:03My love.
01:22:04Mamá.
01:22:26No te extrañé mucho.
01:22:28No sabía dónde estabas.
01:22:30Pero aquí estoy.
01:22:32Y nunca más te voy a soltar.
01:22:38Te amo, mami.
01:22:40Yo te amo, mi amor.
01:22:42Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:44Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:46Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:48Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:50Te amo.
01:22:52Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:54Te amo, mi amor.
01:22:56Yimena.
01:22:58¿Qué es como ver mamá de nuevo?
01:23:00Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:02Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:04Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:06Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:08Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:10Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:12Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:14Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:16Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:18Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:20Te amo, mi amor.
01:23:22Mi corazón, la gente que grabó el audio.
01:23:24And the lady who did my big things. She was nice.
01:23:28And the lady who did your pigtails.
01:23:34Is there anything you would like to say to others who are trying to come here?
01:23:40They must have patience.
01:23:43Many happy don't know.
01:23:45But things can change.
01:23:48A loss can change at some point.
01:23:51Why did you want to come to the United States?
01:23:55To offer my daughter the opportunity to have a better future.
01:24:21I couldn't even make this today, mommy.
01:24:25Good girl.
01:24:26We can celebrate this weekend with pizza.
01:24:29Can I invite some of my friends?
01:24:31Yes, of course, my love.
01:24:33But now, time to sleep. Come on.
01:24:35Time to sleep. Come on.
01:25:05During this weekend.
01:25:06Time to sleep with pizza.
01:25:07Water and apple.
01:25:08It may be for months.
01:25:09Just to sleep with pizza.
01:25:12That's all I got my video.
01:25:14Yes, I feel Michael's enough.
01:25:16Because he's right for the food��.
01:25:18Yes, of course, I know.
01:25:20No abbiamo mai b agora.
01:25:21No.
01:25:23No abbiamo già b.
01:25:25Nos.
01:25:26Come on.
01:25:28No.
01:25:30No.
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