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Mexico city while millions of undocumented immigrants here try to assess the new legal realities. national correspondent peter alexander joins me from the white house. tell us the top lines out of these immigration orders, series of orders fixing in one case or two cases the problems that came up with the initial executive order rollout a couple of weeks ago. >> reporter: the bottom line is this is sort of the implementation of these xw guidelines, the get tough approach president trump touted as candidate trump, in the past when someone would be caught crossing the border, thed be detained, r...

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Congressional hispanic caucus will stand behind the law that has been passed. >> the absolute is simple. follow the law. extend the protections within that law that was passed in congress in 2008. do so in a way that honors due process. i think the president needs to be firm, chc will be firm. and protect these children because after all, they're children and there is a moral and legal imperative that we do that. >> some house democrats are concerned because president obama wants to speed up the deportation process because he's getting a lot of heat from the republicans. but unlike republicans...

Our southern border. close to 100,000 immigrants have arrived in arizona and texas in recent weeks. it's become a huge problem for the white house. in response, the white house is saying, well, we're going to speed up the deportation process. we're going to get those immigrants out of this country faster than we otherwise would have. the question is, do they really mean it? is this a credible promise? >> i don't know. what does greg abbott say? you spoke to him yesterday, the texas attorney general. what's really behind the surge? let's watch what he said. >> the word on the street, and we've ...

>> yeah. the administration would tell you this is an evolutionary process. this isn't really just a one big shot thing that they're announcing for the first time. as we know, this week will be the first anniversary of the administration's announcement that they would try to defer some deportations as they dealt with a 300,000 cases that were in deportation process and try to move those that weren't criminals away from the focus. now they say that the next evolutionary step is to deal with specifically the hundreds of thousands of kids who essentially would have been benefited by the dream act...