putting such little kids in an institutional setting, i mean it is hard for me to even wrap my mind around it. toddlers are being detained. with us tonight is dr. colleen kraft, who happens to be president of the american academy of pediatrics. she was recently able to visit a refugee shelter near the mexican border. doctor, a very basic question that has to do with this story we ve learned about tonight. we know there are infants and babies and toddlers out there. we haven t been able to get access to them, to their location, certainly not pictures of how they re being cared for. what do you know about who is calming and holding and changing and feeding and rocking these babies? well, let me describe what one of these shelters looks like and the children inside them. so i had the opportunity to tour one of these shelters in april of 2018, and when you walk in,
tonight that the trump administration has been sending babies and other young children to what they re calling tender-age shelters in south texas. this report cites kay beller, vice president for programs at lutheran immigration and refugee service, which provides foster care and other child welfare services to migrant children. she says, quote, the thought that they are going to be putting such little kids in an institutional setting, i mean it is hard for me to even wrap my mind around it. toddlers are being detained. with us tonight is dr. colleen craft, who happens to be president of the american academy of pediatrics. she was recently able to visit a refugee shelter near the mexican border. doctor, a very basic question that has to do with this story we ve learned about tonight. we know there are infants and babies and toddlers out there. we haven t been able to get
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