actually help the migrants and the rest of us. germs don't care if it's a migrant or u.s. citizen. so what the doctors are concerned about is we don't know what's going on in these detention facilities. we know what's going on in refugee centers? africa because the united nations publishes that outbreak data. but no one is publishing data about what's going on in these detention facilities. that means the doctors who are caring for people further inland where they might catch diseases, they don't know what's going on. and researchers don't know what's going on. and the value of sharing the data is you get the wisdom. researchers can look at the data and say i think you need to do this or that to help the problem. we've all seen the pictures. they are congested in these little tiny areas and it's a perfect storm for spreading diseases. >> absolutely. and that's exactly why i'm wondering about this decision on flu vaccinations. the way the government has said why they're not going to vaccinate migrant children is the complexities of operating a