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Obama administration is being rescinded. >> the attorney general announced the program will end in march. today, no new applications accepted and only those people whose status expires will be eligible to renew. unless congress acts, hundreds of thousands of americans in all respects would be subject to deportation. cnn has obtained a background document sent by the white house to offices on capitol hill and it states, the department of homeland security urges daca recipients to use the time remaining on their work authorizations to prepare for and arrange their departure from the united state...

And they will get deported even as the white house insists thought the people are not high priority for deportation. >> there is a background document that the white house sent to capitol hill for talking points for allies and it describes a future, that doesn't have as much heart as what the administration is saying in public. >> that is right. even as the president is insisting that he would treat dree dooem -- d.r.e.a.m.ers with heart, the talking points sound different. let me read you one of them. it says the department of homeland security urged daca recipients to use the time remaining ...

There's a real concern as it relates to what did president obama know and when did he know it? >> yeah. >> and neither of the answers are particularly good. >> are we to believe as americans that the president of the united states did not know that we were listening in on chancellor merkel's phone calls for five years? and that he found out yet again about this story when he read about it in the news? >> well, we better hope that's not true. we better hope that the background document that the white house put out, leaked out, it seems, to "the wall street journal" is false. and that it is a li...

That was effectuated under the obama administration is being resir rescinded. we are people of compassion and we are people of law but there's nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration laws. >> the attorney general announced the program's going to end in march. effective today no new applications accepted. only those people whose status expires between now and march will be eligible to renew. the bottom line, unless congress acts, hundreds of thousands of young people who are americans in about all respects but a piece of paper would be subject to deportation. for all the ...