Can We Stop Flow Of Honduran Migrants Without Addressing Corruption And Violence? One Reporter Says 'No'

The Trump administration is hoping to reduce the number of asylum seekers at its borders by requiring that they seek asylum first in a third country, like Guatemala. But investigative reporter and author Sonia Nazario (@SLNazario) says until the U.S. addresses the corruption and violence on the ground in countries like Honduras, residents will continue to come. Here & Now's Robin Young talks with Nazario about her disturbing New York Times op-ed "Pay or Die" which chronicles the systemic corruption in Honduras, from the President, to the police, to the educational system, to the hospitals.