we remain in touch with them. we monitor them to ensure their appearance in court at the designated time of appearance. does that answer your question? reporter: it does. and i can provide the data i can provide the data if i need to again. yes. i got that. the broader question is, it seems there are border crises that keep popping up sort of like whack-a-mole every other month or unaccompanied minors, or other is there a type of fema-type teams that go to these crises points, or is the goal to somehow stop having these crazy that keep breaking out? you mentioned fema. so two points, if i may. let me first address well, let me go in reverse. from an operation s response
placed on alternatives to detention, we remain in touch with them. we monitor them to ensure their appearance in court at the designated time of appearance, does that answer your question? it does. and i can provide the data if i need to do so again. yes, no, i got that. the broader question is that it seems like there are border crises that keep popping up sort of like whack-a-mole s every month or so. there is another clump of people or another major issue or unaccompanied minors or and is there a plan to maybe have like fema type teams that go to these crisis points, or is the goal to somehow stop having these crises that keep breaking out. you mention fema, so two points if i will, let me first address let me go in reverse.
detention. we remain in touch with them. we monitor them to ensure their appearance in court at the designated time of appearance. does that answer your question? it does. and i can provide the data if i need to the broader question is it seems there are borderard crise that pop up like whac-a-mole or unaccompanied minors, and is there a plan to maybe have, you know, like fema type teams that go to these crisis points or is the goal somehow to stop having these crises. you mentioned fema, so two points, if i may. let me first address the well, let me go in reverse. from an operational response