homeland. and they shouldn't have the ability to just send people, kids, into our country. we are a country of laws. >> but aren't we a country of compassion? >> yes. >> rosalee. >> we can have compassion and we can show the world that we can help those children that are sick, but then send them back to their homeland. >> you want them to go back? what should happen? >> i think also we have to look at we've been doing a lot of asylum for a number of countries that has been beneficial for us. unfortunately now it's backfiring on us. would we have the same feeling if this was cuba? >> actually, would we? would you send cuban children back? >> no. >> yes or no? >> no. >> so you wouldn't send cuban children back, but you're going to send mexican, guatemala, el salvador, nicaragua, isn't that racist? >> yes. >> tell me why? >> because the cubans have always been considered sort of a step above. we had a relationship with cuba -- did not have one, and as a result any time they come here we've taken them in gladly.