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With shannon bream tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern. trump administration removing haiti, belize, samoa from the list of countries whose whose labors are eligible to come to the u.s. as guest workers. saying that the workers have a high rate of fraud. today the government is extending work permits for haitians on temporary protected status through july. u.s. citizenship and immigration services concedes not all re-registrants will receive the work authorization cards before the current ones expire....

The closeder you get to march 5, the more stories yall will tell us about young daca people losing their legal status. >> reporter: that is lindsey graham pulling punches there, not wanting to go too hard at the president. mitch mcconnell is taking questions right now, so lets listen in. >> hoyer and dick durbin will be meeting again tomorrow to try to continue to make progress which has senator mcconnell has pointed out we all want to get to a solution here. but the president has made clear the...

He asked for a clean bill. he said, yeah, i want it. then kevin mccarthy said, you dont know what youre talking about. he wants it. he is being run by stephen miller. what does the president want? he wants a deal to announce. and he wants his approval ratings to go up. well, when 90% of americans support the program, you have a deal with democrats and republicans today. 34 republicans in the house have signed a letter theyll support this. lets just get it done, because weve already lost 15,000, ...

It means you get to bring a spouse, child, or parent here. we want fair immigration in this country, we want to protect, of course, our borders. we all want to do that. but a vast majority of americans are for this. they want to see it get done. and this is the president -- he said to dianne feinstein in a meeting in the white house the other day. he asked for a clean bill. he said, yeah, i want it. then kevin mccarthy said, you dont know what youre talking about. he wants it. he is being run by...

The congressional report are for "politico." how does the federal government announce last night that effectively immediately, current daca enrollees could renew their quasi legal status and work permits. how does this change when a fellow political reporter describes as what would be a war in congress this week. >> when the decision was first announced you had lawmakers on both side saying this is good, but this is temporary and what he need to work toward a long-term solution and we are dedica...

Administration said it would be suspending the protected status label for immigrants from el salvador. no journalist had heard about it until this week and all of a signed nothing this bad has ever happened. the move affects 200,000 people from salvador allowed to live and work here since 2001 when an earthquake hit the country. temporary protected status alludes to what its purpose was supposed to be. supposed to provide short-term refuge for visitors from other countries in short term disorder...

>> tucker: this week the trump administration announced it will be suspending the temporary protected status label for immigrants from el salvador, basically no journalist in america had heard of this until this week but all of a sudden, nothing this bad has ever happened. weve read that again and again. heres what its about. it affects about 200,000 salvadorans whove been allowed to work in here since 2001, the year and earthquake hit their country. the name of the program, temporary protected ...

The white house on the same day. an issue of this magnitude must go through the normal legislative process. joining us now from washington, to take a closer look at this, national reporter for bloomberg politics and director of the d.r.e.a.m. action coalition and former latino outreach specialist. break down this court decision for us. >> i think what the court decision does is it puts on hold parts of president trumps decision to unwind daca. in other words, the judge said that president trump ...

Walk us through how you would put all this package together. >> sure, lets keep in mind that deferred action for childhood arrivals for age 16 and 25. the average age is 16 to 27. >> theyve been growing up here in the united states. >> yes, they have been and who have work permits. and thats who were trying to protect and keep in this country. in exchange theres several things were asking for. one is the border security, two is an end to chain migration. its important to remember the two terrori...

Kaka calmed "temporary status." no one ever syd they could stay forever and not like theyre being kicked out of. given a year and a half to apply for residency here or go back to el salvador or own then risk deportations make your argument when the white house says, look, they have a chance, if they want to, to apply to become permanent residents? >> well, let me gladly tell you thats a very important point you are raising. if you are a recipient of temporary status, you do not qualify being in ...