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Lets say its $12 billion. the numbers have been kicked from one three, to one six, to seven to $12 billion. hes saying its $12 billion and he broke it down. $7 billion would be used for non-secured fencing. i think $5 billion is the secured fencing. asyl asylum. keeping daca and dreamers here. go back to the appropriation and consider. >> let me ask you this, the way we framed it and over the last 24 hours it seems the capitol and the white house are on two different planets. theyre operating in...

Too is that congress is going to finally act and enact comprehensive immigration reform that would include protections for individuals who came here at such a young age. >> all right. well get to the issue of congress in a second. i want to ask about if this is indeed the way it plays out, the president makes an announcement tuesday, says it will end after six months, giving congress a chance to act, what happens in those six months? where does that leave those young people whose two-year visa, ...

Unconstitutional. its the presidents prerogative to inject in this. here is my concern. all of the sudden were hearing from leaders in congress who say oh, mr. president, give us the opportunity to act. theyve had years to act. this is what congress always does. when a crisis comes before them that they have punt down the road for five years now, they decide that theyre not going to like what the president is going to do, which is to fulfill his campaign promises. so theyre asking for more time....

The can? or they get it -- they pass something that allows these 800,000 young people to stay, but he doesnt get the scorn from his base? what is the calculation? >> i think the initial move was to throw red meat at the base, right? the 34%, according to gallup that is still supporting him. but at the end of the day, kick the can down the road and not ultimately be responsible for it. i think the challenge for the president is when youre hovering around a sag 34% approval rating, you ought to be...

Dreamers for other people. i want the people that are growing up in the united states to be dreamers also. theyre not dreaming right now. daca is a very, very difficult subject for me. i will tell you. to me its one of the difficult suggests i have. its a very, very tough suggest. were going to deal with daca with heart. shows. >> dreamers be worried? >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. >> joining us to talk more about this, immigration attorney nelson castillo. nelson, good to have you ...

Longer continue to work for them. they cannot at a moments notice be deported from this country, unless of course they have committed some acts that makes them immediately deported. so the notion that this individual is going to go away from this country immediately, its not going to happen. they might have other benefits coming to them, family work, some humanitarian benefits. and every individual who is currently in daca should be going to an immigration attorney to determine what are the righ...

Longer have the ability to be here lawfully in the country, what is going to happen to me as i return to the unlawful status that i had before unless i can find another legal avenue to stay in the country. i might be required to leave this country unless have i some recourse, either in the immigration courts or in another avenue for me to be able to stay. so counseling for all the individuals is crucial at this particular moment. and they must seek counsel as soon as possible. but tomorrow its a...

Away with the trade agreements weve got with our allies like mexico or korea. and at the same time youve got the national security concerns. and it pose as real dilemma for the white house in moving forward with their agenda. the question is what is going to happen with that trade agreement? we havent heard anything from the white house. its been dead silent on that. >> stand by for us because of course its not just nork thth a on the docket. on tuesday the president is expected to announce he i...

Theyre working. they havent violated the law. theyre standing americans. theyre so proud to be part of this experiment called the united states of america. why turn our backs on them? theyre our future. theyre our present right now. theyre college students, professionals. every level, every area of our economy you find a daca worker. you know, corporate america has a close warming to them. the labor unions loves them. you know, we as immigrants, we embraced them. 20 years down the line were goin...

Announce daccas fate on tuesday. we shall see. if youre wondering why this is all happening now, here is why. right now september 5th is circled in red on the presidents calendar, an arbitrary plucked out of nowhere deadline given to the white house by these guys, ten republican state attorneys general and one governor who formed a kind of anti-dreamers s.w.a.t. team. theyve said basically pull the plug on daca or else. in june they tired off this letter in which they called dacca uni unlawful a...