US-Mexico Border / Immigration Crisis / The Children / Villaraigosa Interview

US-Mexico Border / Immigration Crisis / The Children / Villaraigosa Interview #1068544

CNN Evening News for Friday, Jul 11, 2014
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Elements of the immigration crisis introduced.

(New York: Randi Kaye) The hostile reception for immigrants in border towns examined; scenes shown from Murrieta, California, of protests blocking buses of illegals. [League City, Texas, resident Kim KITCHEN†, city council member Heidi THEISS†, protesters Stacey CONNELL†, Tamyra MURRAY†- speak out against immigration.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa about the immigration issue. [VILLARAIGOSA - calls this a humanitarian crisis; comments on the high crime rate in Honduras, how these kids are fleeing the crime wave, the deportation approach, and end to the political football on both sides; states America has to address this in a humane way with both parties working together.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson;; Kaye, Randi
Duration:: 00:08:50

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