CABRERA: We are learning more about a 7-year-old dying after being taken into Border Patrol custody. The child crossed the U.S./Mexico border last Thursday with her father, both originally from Guatemala. A few hours later she became violently ill and began to vomit while in transit. When they arrived, the girl was not breathing, according to her father. Agents revived her and flew her to a hospital where she died from liver failure. Now officials just released this statement, "Without the lifesaving measures undertaken by Border Patrol, this child would likely have died in the desert along without any medical care whatsoever. Joining us now is Van Jones, the host of "The Van Jones Show." This is so heartbreaking. Obviously, this child arrived in such bad shape. I want to first get your reaction to what's transpired and the timing of it given there is this fight now over the southern border as we speak.</s>VAN JONES, CNN HOST: First of all, it's a tragedy. We don't know all the facts yet. We know what they're saying. I want to get more information before I come to a conclusion. Part of the reason this hurts so badly is because the Trump administration has been so tough on those families, taking babies from moms and stuff like that. So even if this is a situation where we were doing more help than harm, the overall situation for Americans is it feels like down there on the border, we're doing more harm than help for those families. I think it's a tragedy. I want to get more information and hear from the family themselves and hear what they have to say. I'm not going to just take homeland security's word for it given the behavior of our folks down there.</s>CABRERA: Let's talk about 2020.
Seven-Year-Old Girl Dies in Border Patrol Custody.