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Let's discuss this with cnn legal analyst via skype from los angeles. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being here so bright and early or late in your case. let's talk about this ruling and first what does it mean for the some 700,000 dreamers here? this is a huge victory for the dreamers. it rescinds the policy enacted by the trump administration in september. it says that those dreamers that are leer have an opportunity to reapply and to remain in the united states. and the irony is this is -- this ruling comes on the same day that trump is meeting with republican and democ...

They have had a problem getting caucuses together so far, recently. you hear them being supportive of some kind of solution, permanent solution when it comes to protecting dreamers and giving them more permanent protections that would not be to the whim of a president, not an executive order. we are getting details if you all could stick with me on how this would work. more detail on what was announced by the attorney general jeff sessions. joining me now, arian, at the state department at the front when jeff sessions was announcing it. what are you picking up now? >> reporter: as you heard, j...

Expected to happen until tuesday. we're joined from boston massachusetts but the former executive director of freedom house and has worked extensively with students helping them with their daca applications. thank you for being with us, we appreciate it. of course, you understand the plight of these students, you've helped many of them. so how will these nearly 800,000 people be affected if president trump announces the daca program will come to an end. >> first of all, thank you for having me. there is close to 800,000 undocumented immigrants right now protected in the action that was enacted...

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Signal to the base for the focus should not be on his words but deeds. the fact that he is taking action to crackdown on illegal immigration. secretary announcing today the administration is talking to federal prosecutors about criminal charges against local officials in sanctuary cities that refuse to follow through on federal orders to support criminals. also today the department of justice revealed it's going to try and go directly to the board -- supreme court to fast-track a ruling that new daca applications can start as the head of the justice department jeff sessions told fox tonight en...