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Daca, what happened after he did that in the next decade you have hundreds of thousands of children crossing that border or family groups crossing that border hoping to be the next daca recipient. yesterday's uav, yesterday's family groups are tomorrow's daca. got to stop talking about rewarding illegal behavior or they are never going to stop. this. >> brian: his point is well we just want -- democrats just want to legalize the dreermtsz, republican idea anyway. what tom homan is saying if you come here illegally with a 3 or 4-year-old. when you decide i'm going to legalize the dealers, those...

If in fact they are going to want to do things for working families, we want to be working with them in proposition. there's things to deliver. >> i know the progressive caucus is actually growing, you are now going to be a member of this squad of the progressive caucus. do you feel as if you are going to have even more outsized influence in the house of the issues that you guys care the most about? >> absolutely. look, i'm walking in here, yes, in 2022, becoming another latina in congress. there will be now i think 16 of us, there were only 13 prior to november 8th. now we will be 16. but i'm...

A recent appeals court decision has left the future of nearly 8,000 Tennessee young people in limbo — again.

Thank you for being here. what exactly do things stand with daca legally? >> really, there's no major change for daca resilients from yesterday to today after that court ruling, but they said it's illegal. it's a matter of if or when the lower district court will say that even the new biden rule is illegal and for thousands, hundreds of thousands of d kra resilients may no longer be be able to continue to work. and i spoke to a pediatric resident in new york today who is a daca recipient, who is worried about that. this is what she had to say. >> once the decision comes out, i get a moment to ...

Limbo. up next, we'll talk to a former daca recipient who is now general counsel for the new york city mayor's office of immigrant affairs about what's at stake. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." on msnbc. a when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] on msnbc