sending them to, no, what if they get out, blend into the community? that's one of the things that's been really hard for me to understand. it's one thing to argue the policy debate here, to figure out why this is happening, to figure out how to stop it. in the meantime, we need to be taking care of these kids and fig grure out what the heck is going on down there. >> amen to that, alan. a lot of americans don't want to hear it, but we're complicit in what is happening here. not just because we can't get an immigration reform bill through congress. but you mentioned the cartel violence. it's drug violence that's the large reason why a lot of these kids are being sent through the desert. parents saying, wherever you go is better than here. honduras, we see they're the murder capital of the world. the world's highest murder rate. that's happening because the drug cartels, because of the war down there. so those of us who casually do drugs in america, we are the consumers who are fueling this drug war that is making these kids run from home and go