cdp agent first noticed he was sick according to the time line provided by the federal government. he was picked up on december 18th after crossing the border with his father in el paso, texas. in the following days, and he his father were shuffled between facilities, at least one of which was overcrowded. on christmas eve morning, alonzo was taken to the hospital after showing possible flu symptoms. he was diagnosed with the common cold and given tylenol. after an hour his temperature reached 103 degrees. 3:00 p.m. he was released. around 10:00 p.m., the child was so lethargic and nauseous, he was taken back to the hospital. alonzo gomez lost consciousness on the way to the hospital and was announced dead shortly before midnight. last week the head of homeland security faced blistering questions about the detention process following the death of
alonzo gomez was picked up december 18th after crossing the boarder with his father in el paso, texas. in the following days he and his father were shuffled between cbp facilities at least one of which wasover crowded. on christmas eve morning, he was taken to the hospital after showing possible flu symptoms and diagnosed with a common cold and given tylenol but under an hour later his fever reached 103 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., he was released from the er anyway and prescribed an antibiotic and a bu pro fen. around 10:00 a.m., he was so lethargic and nauseous, he was taken back to the hospital and lost consciousness on the way to the hospital and pronounced dead shortly before midnight. last week kirsten nielsen faced blistering questions about the detention process following the death of 7-year-old jakelin caal, also a migrant from guatemala. how many children 17 years old or younger have died in dhs,
texas. the following days, he and his father were shuffled between cbp facilities. at least one of which was overcrowded. on christmas eve morning, alonso gomez was taken to the hospital after showing possible flu symptoms. he was diagnosed with a common cold and given tylenol. but under an hour later, his fever reached 103 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., he was released from the er anyway, and prescribed the generic antibiotic and ibuprofen. 10:00 p.m., the child was so lethargic and nauseous, he was taken back to the hospital. alonso gomez lost consciousness on the way to the hospital and pronounced dead shortly before midnight. last week, the head of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, faced blistering questions about the detention process. how many children 17 years old or younger have died in dhs, i.c.e., or cbp custody since you took office? i will get back to you on that figure. what i can tell you is that we have saved 4,200 migrants who
and instead of addressing the issue head-on, as previous administrations have done, which basically allows an unaccompanied minor, if they have a sponsor here in the u.s. to be released to those sponsors, they re being housed for an extended period of time. and they created a sting operation, where about 120 of these sponsors came in. they turned out to be undocumented. and instead of releasing them to these sponsors, they instead went in and created a detention process for these sponsors. so now people who can help these children get out of these internment camps, as senator hirono said on the show, instead of releasing them, they are making the sponsors afraid to come out of the shadows and provide relief for many of them. the american pediatric society has declared that we are in a state of emergency. the law basically says that these children should not be in custody for more than 20 days.
illegally up to seven years. what i understand he had been a employee in good standing for four years. somehow did he make it through that everify system, the farm has said that they do use the everify system. but just like with any other system, harris, if you have false documents, you can certainly squeeze your way through a system. so, perhaps that needs to be tied to biometrics as well. harris: interesting. of course, we have had this big national discussion now about ice. and i hear you bring up ice again as part of the solution. and where would we be if people like suspect rivera were roaming with no check at least we have some check right now. part of sarah s law you said is mandatory detention process and notification and ice plays a role in that. ice does play a role in that. i am going to give a shoutout to the folks that work for ice because we need them. if we are planning on