Taylor-Greene [Border Crisis Hearing]: Many of the MS-13 gang members are being brought into the country as unaccompanied minors.

Goldman [Border Crisis Hearing]: Isn't it true that one of the new policies is to impose sanctions on some of these dangerous cartels, which had not been done in the Trump administration?

Chief Modlin [Border Patrol]: I'm unaware of that particular policy.

[sanctions for drug cartels?]

Chief Chavez [Border Patrol]: In the last two years, Border Patrol has had thirteen suicides.

Gomez: The [republican] party isn't controlled by reason. It's controlled by the extreme QANON caucus, who speaks hate and xenophobia, and try to mislead the American people.

Luna: It has been estimated that a shocking sixty percent of Latin American children who cross the border are caught by cartels, and exploited for child pornography and drug trafficking, which would be roughly about two hundred thousand kids under this administration.

Luna: It is the right thing to do, to separate children, until you can biologically confirm that they are not being handed over into the hands of traffickers.

Luna: Are children [crossing border] currently having their biometric data being collected under this administration?

Chief Modlin: It depends on the age of the children. Fourteen and above, they are…in Tuscon sector, the vast majority are seventeen year-old Guatemalan males.