 More than 10,000 asylum seekers at the southern border have been sent back under the controversial Remain in Mexico policy as their asylum cases are processed in American immigration courts. And we've learned the Trump administration wants to expand this practice. Typically, refugee status is not granted just based on economic need or because a family lives in a bad neighborhood. CNN seems to incorrectly think that Donald Trump is the president of Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador. And he was elected in large part to deal with the massive illegal immigration problem at the southern border. He's actually had a lot of success, something that CNN is clearly pissed about. That's thanks to him convincing Mexico to hold these large caravans of people on the Mexican side of the border. Up until there, so-called asylum cases can be heard. However, as we know from the Obama administration, the vast majority of these people are economic migrants. They're not asylum cases. 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President Trump insists things are better along the U.S. border with Mexico, but in reality the humanitarian crisis is getting significantly worse. Nick Valencia got a first-hand look at conditions and one makeshift tent camp. I just want to quickly point out the obvious emotion and opinion this so-called reporter is already injecting into the story. It's what's called an appeal to emotion and it's a logical fallacy. It's most certainly something that you wouldn't see with a professional journalist, but rather a propagandist or an activist. And for people who constantly tout that nobody is above the law, they certainly are very selective about how they'll apply those standards. This reaction from CNN is kind of baffling, especially considering that Obama took the very same stance about asylum cases and openly said that if you don't meet these criteria, you shouldn't come here. Some Republicans have suggested there's an open border policy or the president hasn't been tough enough. Listen to these tough words here. Our message absolutely is don't send your children, so that is our direct message to the families in Central America. Do not send your children to the borders. If they do make it, they'll get sent back. It was never a controversy or a scandal. It's part of the Trump administration's migrant protection protocols, a policy which now requires migrants like her to remain in Mexico for their asylum cases to be called on if they cross illegally or without proper documentation. Great. What's wrong with that? If she's a real asylum case, then she's going to end up getting preferential treatment over immigrants who are trying to come into the country illegally. Remember, nobody is above the law. No one is above the law. Nobody is above the law. We must ensure that no one is above the law. No one is above the law. This is as a result of U.S. policy. ACLU of Texas staff attorney Rochelle Garza says the migrants are being denied due process. She says their fate is being decided in an unprecedented way and makeshift tent courts. Wrong. These people made the choice to illegally enter the United States and they can make the choice to go back home. The U.S. is under no obligation to accept a never-ending stream of economic migrants. We can't even take care of our own poor and veterans, much less millions of poor from other countries. We had an election and as you all like to remind us during the Obama administration, elections have consequences. He was elected to do something about this problem and he's doing it. Nobody elected CNN or left-wing extremists to dictate our immigration policy. Again, and I want to keep reminding you of this, the vast majority of these people are not asylum cases. They come from poor, bad neighborhoods. Yes, but that's not the criteria for asylum. Typically, refugee status is not granted just based on economic need or because a family lives in a bad neighborhood or poverty. ACLU of Texas staff attorney Rochelle Garza says the migrants are being denied due process. You hear the president say that things have gotten better on the border and then we walk through scenes like this. It's gotten better because they feel like they've gotten rid of the problem. This is entirely our fault. Sure. Yeah. Okay. Let's interview this left-wing activist who's going to spew a bunch of unchecked political rhetoric. What they just said there doesn't even make sense. If their cases are being heard, then they're getting their due process. It doesn't matter if the court's in an office building or in a tent. Where would these people be if they weren't in that tent city right now? They would be in detention centers and no doubt CNN and left-wing activists would be outraged about that too. They just want us to let all of these people in unconditionally. The only thing that would make these people happy is to just open the borders. Thanks for watching. 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