Questions grow after surveillance video shows deadly migrant center fire
Outrage is growing in Mexico following the release of video inside the migrant center fire that killed dozens of people. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports on how Mexico’s president addressed the mounting questions and promised a transparent investigation. Warning: Some viewers may find the video difficult to watch.
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