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We're in a countdown toward deportation for 780,000 protected by daca today. >> my challenge to the president is you've talked very glowingly about these kids. help us. help us in the house, help us in the senate. >> reporter: others are skeptical about congress's ability to pass comprehensive immigration legislation. senator john cornyn telling cnn a large-scale immigration bill would pretty much guarantee failure. in his harshest criticism yet, president obama slamming the decision to rescind his 2012 executive action in a lengthy letter as wrong, self-defeating and cruel saying in part, let...

Pass a new dream act by the end of september. >> the clock is ticking. we're now in a countdown toward deportation for 780,000 protected by daca today. >> my challenge for the president is that you talk very glowingly about these kids. help us in the house, help us in the senate. >> reporter: others are sceptical about congress's ability to pass come hen situation immigration legislation. senator john cornyn telling cnn a large scale immigration bill would pretty much guarantee failure. the move to end daca fell well beyond the halls of congress. president obama slamming the decision to rescin...

Liner told "the new york times" he's being pulled in a bunch of different directions and because he doesn't have any strong anchor or deep knowledge of the issue, he ends up sort of not knowing what to do. i think the fact that they did nothing to it suggests that they had no idea what to do. that was an assumption that the president would do nothing to daca today, and so with no good choice left to the president, because of his own rhetoric on the subject, and the pressure of what his supporters expect, today the president politically punted. he delayed the big decision for six months and cha...

President would do nothing to daca today, and so with no good choice left to the president, because of his own rhetoric on the subject, and the pressure of what his supporters expect, today the president politically punted. he delayed the big decision for six months and challenged congress to come up with a legislative version of daca in the meantime. but the president did stop new applications for the daca program, and just to prove how politically confounded he was by the decision and how much he didn't want responsibility for it, he handed the big public moment to his least favorite cabinet...

Well, today, this announcement that was handed down, first by attorney general jeff sessions, and then by the president, tells us that the clock is ticking. we are now in a countdown toward deportation for 780,000 protected by daca today. for those young men and women across america, i can tell you, this is a moment of great concern, great fear, and great anxiety about what's going to happen to their lives. they include teachers and engineers, medical students at loyola school of medicine in the city of chicago, who are uncertain now about their future. well, what's -- what senator graham and ...