Few aiding children facing deportation
CARA ANNA for AP: "The blank looks in the children's eyes finally did it. After facing hundreds of kids in his courtroom, many without a lawyer, Joseph Vail quit his job as an immigration judge. He was tired of trying to explain the legal process to 12-year-olds who would just watch him, confused. He was tired of ordering them deported without knowing why they'd come to America, or what they'd tried to leave behind."