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that policy has kept more than 60,000 central americans in mexico as they wait for their day in court, hoping to come to the united states. joining me now from washington, d.c. to break it all down is nbc news correspondent covering the departments of justice and homeland security, excuse me, julia ainsley. julia, good to have you with us. walk us through this remain in mexico policy and how it has developed throughout the year. so this is one of the kia si key asylum policy in large part because immigrants are giving up. they re coming to the border to claim their legal right for asylum. and rather than staying in the united states until their court date, which sometimes can be one or two years into the future, they re being sent back into mexico where they wait in sometimes what are dangerous condition ands tent camps until they are bussed back across the border for their day in court. but the day in court doesn t look like how it normally would. these are tent facilities most of t

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