problem is so loud. . it s all part of a political game right? you have mayor accusing governors, governorsing accusing president, and at the end of the day like problem ends up here in our schools right in front of our it teachers. and we re trying best we can and those responsible for policy should take responsibility and should step in to solve this problem. rng so reach out to new york department of education for more information on the migrant students, but we did not hear back. so joining me now parent from new york city schools district brian robinson thank you so much for joining me tonight. absolutely thanks for having me. one thing that i was fascinated with i think it is kind of sad as i m interviewing this one parent. i m trying to talk to other parents they re very passionate about this not anti-immigrant they love kids and understand the strain. they were afraid to come on cram with me because they felt like
problem is so loud. . it s all part of a political game right? you have mayor accusing governors, governorsing accusing president, and at the end of the day like problem ends up here in our schools right in front of our it teachers. and we re trying best we can and those responsible for policy should take responsibility and should step in to solve this problem. rng so reach out to new york department of education for more information on the migrant students, but we did not hear back. so joining me now parent from new york city schools district brian robinson thank you so much for joining me tonight. absolutely thanks for having me. one thing that i was fascinated with i think it is kind of sad as i m interviewing this one parent. i m trying to talk to other parents they re very passionate about this not anti-immigrant they love kids and understand the strain. they were afraid to come on cram with me because they felt like
problem is so loud. . it s all part of a political game right? you have mayor accusing governors, governorsing accusing president, and at the end of the day like problem ends up here in our schools right in front of our it teachers. and we re trying best we can and those responsible for policy should take responsibility and should step in to solve this problem. rng so reach out to new york department of education for more information on the migrant students, but we did not hear back. so joining me now parent from new york city schools district brian robinson thank you so much for joining me tonight. absolutely thanks for having me. one thing that i was fascinated with i think it is kind of sad as i m interviewing this one parent. i m trying to talk to other parents they re very passionate about this not anti-immigrant they love kids and understand the strain. they were afraid to come on cram with me because they felt like
joining me now is tony plohetski, investigative reporter at the austin american statesman. tony, welcome back to the sunday show. in recent reporting, a local school board meeting yielded no solid answers for the community. the school as we move to a new building a mile away, but the investigation to the box response by the schools district police officers has not yet begun new safety measures like the non scalable fencing that was incomplete. cameras ordinary not arrived, orban installed. has enough been done to help survivors, parents and teachers alike, return to the classroom? many of them would certainly say no. and jonathan this comes at a time and as you mention they are contending with the trauma of what happened three months ago, and now faced with the prospect of sending their kids back to school. one thing that they will say that they do appreciate,