BALDWIN: ICE is defending the detention of a mother who's breast- feeding. Maria Domingo-Garcia is a Guatemalan mother of three young children, including a 4-month-old baby, who she hasn't been able to nurse in almost two weeks ever since agents arrested her as part of that massive sting operation in Mississippi. She was among some 680 undocumented immigrants detained in those raids at food processing plants across the state. And this entire ordeal has just devastated her family, especially her husband, who is now the main caretaker for their kids as he waits for his wife to come. And he talked to a local media outlet through a priest about what life is like for them right now.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So his life has changed completely because he has to work some hours in the morning. Ah, OK. And there is a lady who's taking care of the children while he's working at least six hours.</s>BALDWIN: And that there is the little baby. Ray Ybarra Maldonado is the attorney representing Ms. Domingo-Garcia. So, Ray, thank you so much for joining me today.</s>RAY YBARRA MALDONADO, ATTORNEY: No, Brooke, thanks so much for having me on. Hearing that the screaming of that baby just puts it all back in into my mind.</s>BALDWIN: It does.</s>MALDONADO: It's horrible tragedy, what they're going through.</s>BALDWIN: Let's talk about it. I mean, I know that you have met with her, this mom, where she's being detained. Can you just tell us how she is and how her family is getting through all of this?</s>MALDONADO: Yes. She's being detained in Jena, Louisiana, which is about a four-hour drive from where they were living at in Mississippi. And the first time I met her, you know, about a week ago
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