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Of a untenable situation and was looking for a way out. in some ways, pushing this to congress is his way of doing that. and also i would hike to point out, that tweet tonight, may will reflective of something we were given a heads up to watch for. this is a president who this afternoon and this evening has likely been watching the media coverage of his decision. and if he found that it was very negative, he might send a tweet to soften it. >> so allen, jonathan talks correctly the president looking for a middle ground. is there a middle ground for the dreamers? does his tweet change anything ...

Message, they're hearing the president say he loves them. but at the same time, the department of homeland security was clear this morning in a conference call with reporters saying that 100% they are -- they will become eligible for deportation once their daca status expires. they made very clear that they can use immigration and customs enforcement agents will be able to use the information that these people provided to the federal government to qualify for daca, they'll be able to use that to track them down if they need to in extreme cases. and we've seen of the last seven months, the depa...

Associated press white house reporter jonathan lamere. jonathan, what does "revisit" mean and why doesn't what we just witnessed from the president completely bear out "the new york times" reporting earlier today? >> today started with the attorney general actually delivering the policy. then we have hours later the president saying he has heart for these kids. now we have this tweet tonight. it flies into the typical trump thing where he thoughs so much at you, people can read into it what they want. people who have different agendas, looking for different things can find that in there. it re...

>> we should tell you a senior administration official says that is standard language for anyone without legal status, not just daca recipients. the immigration debate has laid bare the tension between the president, his base, and the rest of his political party, the gop. "the washington post" reports tonight, trump's hardline base, which demands purity and expects results, recoils at daca, as illegal amnesty and will look to him to veto any such legislation. but allies said trump is eager to prove that he has the great heart he has long touted, and he is under pressure from his party's establ...

Government later in life. but tonight, just hours after the attorney general, jeff sessions, made the announcement, the president wrote on twitter "congress now has six months to legalize daca, something the obama administration was unable to do. if they can't, i will revisit this issue!" the white house has not provide any other information clarifying what the president means by "revisit the issue." more on that in a moment. shortly after the daca announcement was made, "the new york times" posted an interesting bit of writing. it reads "as late as one hour before the decision was to be annou...