we watched today as a couple of migrants were removed from this location and sent to another shelter location, likely to be given a place in one of the city s local shelters while they wait to resolve their housing situation. that is certainly one of the challenges that the city is dealing with. i spoke with one of the local advocates that has been working with migrants and with the city to try and connect them to services. new york has welcomed people for centuries from across the world. from europe, asia, africa, the middle east, and beyond. immigrants and refugees have built the city, have really are part and parcel of the social fabric and cultural fabric what was we call new york. not just in the city but across the state. immigrant communities and refugees have actually brought back communities and have been the backbone of local economies. reporter: despite that reputation, that new york city has always had as being a place
and we watched today as a couple of migrants were removed from this location and sent to another shelter location likely to be given a place in one of the city s local shelters while they wait to resolve their housing situation. that is certainly one of the challenges that the city is dealing with. i spoke with one of the local advocates that has been working with migrants and with the city to try to connect them to services. new york has welcomed people for centuries from across the world, from europe, from asia, from africa, the middle east, and beyond. immigrants and refugees have built the city, are really part and partial of the social fabric and cultural fabric of what we call new york, not just in the city but across the state. immigrant communities and refugees have actually brought back communities and have been the backbone of local economy. reporter: despite that reputation that new york city has always had at being a place where migrants are always
help children there. the department of health and human services confirming that another new shelter location has been selected to house these unaccompanied minors. tornado, texas, port of entry in el paso is a newly announced spot to accommodate 360 children in the next few days. that is 796 miles from brownsville, texas, where this spot is located. you are looking get video given to us by hhs because media have not been widely let inside this giant former walmart store turned child housing facility filled with 1500 boys. all of the and accompanied minors here are those the fed say broke the law by crossing into the us illegally. usually with a family member or parent so this controversial 0-tolerance policy now separating the kids from their
human services confirming that another new shelter location has been selected to house these unaccompanied minors. the port of entry out near el paso will soon accommodate up to 360 children in the next few days. that is 794 miles from brownsville, texas, where this spot located. media have not been widely let inside this giant former walmart store. all of the unaccompanied minors here are those who the feds say broke the law by crossing into the u.s. illegally, usually with a family member or parent. that s because adults are being sent into the justice system
is. they did it on twitter though. steve: then we got our hands on another e-mail that says sensitive but unclassified. current shelter location for chief of mission personnel is under attack by mortar fire. there are reports of injuries to chief of mission staff. the key there is mortar fire. that means terrorists. we knew very early on it was terrorists. gretchen: why was more help not sent? two people killed in the first round, two people killed six hours later. our own jennifer griffin explain what military options were. here is what the pentagon did do. they sent a special operations forces to tripoli to benghazi. they sent marines from spain. they sent a special operations force, they moved it from central europe to an air base in southern italy 480 miles from