that s not considered parent. he s unaccompanied. he ran 105 degree fever, was kept at a border station for nine days before he was transferred to health and human services where he could have better care. that was a near death. we know of three other actual deaths. children who have died in border patrol custody. the reason for this backlog is not only the influx but the increased capacity. the fact that hhs, health and human services is at 97% capacity. they are unable to take in more children. they are waiting in these conditions. in some cases they can t get inside the border stations to sleep on the concrete bench. they are sleeping outside. what do they say when you call them with this reporting? it s interesting. there s a lot of finger pointing between agencies. in this case, the first case of last summer, the children going to i.c.e. they say that was a one circumstance. we weren t ready and kind of moved some things there so we can be better staffed. that was one incident