BOLDUAN: On Capitol Hill this morning, acting secretary of Homeland Security, Kevin McAleenan, facing tough questions by the House Oversight Committee, all about the ongoing crisis at the southern border. Here's what the secretary had to say about the conditions that have faced so much criticism, including from inside the government, about the migrant detention facilities.</s>KEVIN MCALEENAN, ACTING SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY: First, on the conditions, there's no one in this room that has warned more often or more stridently about the overcrowding and the conditions in our facilities than I have. So I'm very concerned about them. I've been asking Congress for help. We did not get the money for single adult beds that would allow us to move those adults out of our custody from Congress. So I just want to make that point very clear.</s>BOLDUAN: Is that point clear? Is that answer good enough? The lawmaker who is heading to the border this weekend will be joining us right after the break.
Acting DHS Secretary Faces Questions on Migrant Detention.