I think the summary--Mr. McHenry, correct me if I am wrong--in terms of how many unaccompanied kids actually show up for a hearing, I think their best number is that it is less than half.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

We cannot let this continue. This is wrong, and most of America thinks it is wrong as well.

There is this legal no-man's land, as HHS has told us, and we need to resolve that issue.

Your blanket statement that there are no lost children is simply inaccurate.

The welfare of the child is the responsibility of the sponsor.

We think you have that responsibility, but if you do not, I assume you want Congress to give you that authority; is that correct?

I think you have made the case well that we need some reforms, and some of the numbers you just gave us are shocking.

The solution here, the problem is the people that we are incentivizing to come to this country, and the conditions are horrific on that journey.

The number one responsibility for ensuring that the child attends the hearing is the sponsor.

We believe Congress has given you that authority, and by the way, if you do not, who does?