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Going to pay for it and that there wouldn't be amnesty. i worked on the issue of immigration for seven years on capitol hill. i can tell you that it is a very complicated issue and it is something that has -- republicans have not been able to do it. democrats have not been able to do it er. here we are and donald trump won on this issue. that was one of the issues that propelled him into the white house was how tough he was going to be on this issue. he said he was going to roll back daca in the first day in office. here he is. those of us who are conservatives that warned against this that wa...

Attention, brooke, what was said there. she doesn't want -- the white house clearly doesn't want just a daca fix on the president's desk to sign. what sarah sanders made clear there is that they want in the next six months, something that is going to deal with the immigration conundrum overall, comprehensively. well, adding a kind of comprehensive immigration reform to the mix of things that this white house would like to see done after eight months of not really being able to get any major legislative accomplishment done seems like a tall order to me. >> okay. let me come back to that because...

Reaction, president trump as katherine is saying, he is under pressure from republicans not to end the daca program. there is what ryan had to say. >> there's a lot in the news right now that the president might be looking at pulling back daca. the dreamers act. >> yeah, i actually don't think he should do that. and i believe that is something that congress has to fix. >> and arizona senator jeff flake, he has been a trump critic of late. he tweeted, congress needs to take immediate action to protect daca kids, orrin hatch, care of the powerful finance committee said i've urged the president t...

With the deadline set by ten republican attorneys general threatening to sue if the administration does not scrap the deferred action on childhood arrival, or more commonly known as daca. it allows nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children to work and go to school. with the future of daca uncertain, thousands of lives are hanging in the balance and one search d.r.e.a.m.er is jesus contreras, a paramedic. the end of daca could spell the end of his american dream. jesus contreras is joining me now. big welcome to you, and right out of the gate, i'm going to ask you, ...

In contrast to fighting to keep the program are an array of people including basically every democratic politician, the dreamers themselves the most stake in it, cias, and senator orrin hatch tweeted his disagreement even paul ryan. >> there is a lot in the news right now that the president might be looking at pulling back daca. the dreamer's act. >> yeah, i mean i actually don't think he should do that and i think this is something congress has to fix. >> in 2015, a group of dreamers had met with trump but were told they had successfully changed his mind. gabby joins me now west lake a florid...