ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: "The child becomes the responsibility of his or her parent, guardian or sponsor." Brooke, the big question is, should the United States do more? Is there a moral obligation here to do more?</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: Two things to follow up. One, I read that it's -- this didn't start with President Trump. This goes back under President Obama. It goes back to President Bush, W. Bush. Tell me about if it's correct. And two, how is this government going to find them?</s>FLORES: You know, you are absolutely correct. This is a historic issue. Historically, the U.S. government has had difficulty tracking these children difficulty tracking undocumented people in this country. One of the big concerns is, from a 2016 Senate report, Brooke, that documented the concerns as to what can happen to these children, The Senate subcommittee tracked that there were multiple cases in 2014 where these children ended up in the hands of human traffickers. A big case out of Ohio where they ended up working for hours a day, six to seven days a week, in inhumane conditions and not being paid. That is one of the big concerns here, that, yes, the undocumented community lives in a shadow community. And maybe that's why they can't find these children. What if there's something more dangerous happening here? Does the U.S. have a responsibility to try to find them and make sure that they are safe?</s>BALDWIN: It seems unacceptable all the way around. Rosa, thank you for that reporting and shining a lot of these 1500 young people. Coming up next, a flight school instructor accused of attempting to kidnap and deport one of his students? Those details ahead. Also, this stunning video. A man scales a building to save a toddler dangling from a balcony. This is the video of the day. We will play the whole rescue for you and show you what happens to the hero afterwards. Look at it.
Trump Administration Loses Track of 1500 Immigrant Children