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Problem with this legislatively, it will be in the house. >> indeed. this is the house -- youre going to have the stronger, harder, more conservative body in congress. but this is a huge, huge threat to the gop, and the gop knows that. thats why paul ryan had come out and asked trump not to do this. lets remember that as these daca status expire in march, midterm campaigning is really going to be heating up. and youre going to have hundreds of daca kids are going to be losing their work status, ...

Work out. heather: tom cotton says the decision to rescind daca is a sensible solution. rob: he said the president was handed a problem a decade ago by the former administration. >> donald trump was put in a situation by president obama who created this program without congressional approval even though he himself said he didnt have authority. donald trump struck a sensible middleground thing in 6 months he would stop renewing these work permits for illegal immigrants in their 20s and 30s, that ...

Moment to his least favorite cabinet member to make what was really a presidential announcement. >> im here today to announce that the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded. >> jeff sessions may have loved saying that today, but it wasnt true. the daca program still lives. and in the presidents written statement that he was afraid to say publicly on camera, the president said work permits will be honored until their date of expiration up to ...

Losing their work permits, and being under the threat of deportation. those are not optics that the republicans want to have coming into a critical midterm election. >> franco and maria, thank you both for joining us tonight. >> thank you, laushs. coming up, breaking news in the russia investigation. new subpoenas issued, but not the subpoenas you might expect to be issued. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) th...

Rejected. theres a misconception that daca primarily serves as a shield from deportation. this is misleading. daca grants work authorization to nearly 800,000 individuals who are not legally authorized to work. daca recipients whose average age is in their 20s were not an enforcement priority before and they certainly wont become a priority now. the priorities remain the same, criminals, security threats, and those who repeatedly violate our immigration laws. the main effect of todays announceme...

Thing that came out of this, i mean, you have your life. you have your husband. >> i do. i am very appreciative. and i am appreciative for everything everyone has done for us. the shelter was wonderful. alexander -- i dont know what was it. the people there were wonderful. they hope to do anything. they had doctors there that were helping me. >> linda, we appreciate your hospitality and we wish you all the best. i know you are getting a lot of help. >> we appreciate you all. >> thank you very mu...

Daca grants offer authorization to nearly 800,000 individuals who are not legally authorized to work. daca recipients were not an enforcement priority before and they were not an enforcement priority now. the priorities remain the same. the main effect of todays announcement is that work permits and other government benefits are being gradually phased out. but rather than leave daca recipients in confusing limbo while the daca program was challenged by states, president obama is laying out a res...

Individuals deported or have their work permits denied. do you see it the same way? >> president that president obama thought the same way also when he did something that was very unconstitutional by acting daca without congress authorization. i think the president of the united states, president trump now has done exactly what was the important thing to do. that is to put a time limit on it. president obama said it was temporary. now its congress and they can come up with a solution. doing the ...

Conversation. >> this is misleading. daca grants work authorization to 800,000 individuals who are not legally authorized to work. recipients whose average age is in their 20s. priorities remain the same. criminals, security twlets. and those who repeatedly violate our immigration laws. the main effect of todays announcement, is that work permits and other benefits are being gradually phased out. rather than leave daca recipients in confusing limbo, while the program was challenged by state noti...

Have the legal authority. i think president trump struck a sensible middle ground and said hes going to stop renewing these work permits for illegal immigrants in their 20s and 30s were brought here through no fault of their own. that should give congress time to pass legislation. maybe address some of the consequences of the action like encouraging future illegal immigration or allowing those people who might get legal status to also make their parents, the people who created the situation, cit...