Rachel Maddow

And those are very disparate locations with very different politics and very different diverse communities.

But you see pushback everywhere.

Even as all these local residents all over the country and all these different kinds of places are all pushing back against the Trump administration's efforts to build new camps, to build ICE prison camps and ICE facilities in their towns and cities, even as that happens.

Something really, really remarkable happened this weekend inside one of the camps they've already built, inside one of the largest immigration prisons in the country.

A witness who was there to see what happened, who got tape of what happened, is going to join us here live next.

Stay with us.

We learned it was happening when a lawyer named Eric Lee arrived at one of these camps, at what they call the South Texas Family Residential Center in South Texas, in Dilley, Texas.

Eric Lee arrived there for a meeting with his clients, but then while he was waiting, he was suddenly rushed out of the building by guards.

And Mr. Lee then began filming what was happening.

That was Saturday in Dilley, Texas.

And we do have an aerial shot of what was happening behind those walls.

The Associated Press used a drone to capture these remarkable images of this, effectively, prison camp, this detention facility, and the protest within it.

These are immigrant families, men, women, and children, effectively imprisoned at this Texas facility, and they're holding their own...

peaceful protest inside the prison walls this weekend.

The signs they're holding included ones that said in Spanish, Liberty for the kids.

Libertad para los niños.

Let the kids go from this prison.

According to what lawyer Eric Lee was later able to learn from people inside, he says the prisoners had heard about the huge protest and general strike in Minneapolis on Friday, and they wanted to support it all the way down in South Texas behind prison walls.

Joining us now is immigration attorney Eric Lee.

Mr. Lee, thank you very much for being here.