A tent city set up to hold immigrant children has expanded its capacity by nearly 10 times.<br />According to Reuters, the facility in Tornillo, Texas has grown to 3,800 beds since it opened in June.<br />Children are separated from their parents and detained if they are found to have crossed the border illegally.<br />They are also incarcerated if they entered the United States illegally on their own.<br />Tornillo houses 1,465 children between the ages of 13 and 17. The majority are Guatemalan. <br />
