They wrapped it up then came back to her starting a tour with cameras going along, at least til they got to one of the rooms, where I imagine was to protect the kids' privacy. Most of the kids there are older and came here unaccompanied or for whatever reason may have been displaced, so they aren't the kids that just were taken from parents. So, it's good to see it, but we aren't really seeing the kids that have certainly experienced recent trauma.
This week made me think of when I was in high school and state institutions for the developmentally disabled were just starting to let people see the back wards. We started out taking a van up to do holiday parties with the kids (and adults); later did work projects (painting) and eventually went into the back wards. I saw things that today are still so vivid I feel like I was there yesterday.
No one, no child, should ever have to go thru this.