u.s. resident, and instead of the authorities, he was told to go to this church. that s where he would find refuge. now rested and feeling better, juan faces another difficult decision. i asked what s next for him? his answer, turn myself in to immigration. juan says a sense of love and hope that the sister and the shelter the providing him, has motivated him to go through the proper channels and get processed by u.s. customs. he says unlike so many others, he will make his court appearance and he hopes that will eventually set him on a path to u.s. citizenship. as you might imagine, there are still hundreds of children just like b juan in centers here in south texas and, of course, many, many more just north of here. here on the ground you ll find mixed reaction. you have members of the community, members of the public like the sister who see this as a humanitarian issue.