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Implementing the largest deportation program since eisenhower. 1.5 million latinos have already been deported under his administration's policy. it's a sign of hoip thpe that ps in the future obama can make some immigration reform. it's a small offering in the hopes that the first three years of his administration he's been busy deporting them. >> the fact of the matter is that there might be family separation as a consequence of this. but you know what? in capitol hill, zero, nada, zilch has been done on immigration reform. it doesn't seem like there's been anything happening in the near futu...

To all this? there is some talk among the political class that this could eventually in this campaign end up being a race between senator ted cruz and senator marco rubio. it should be noted neither of them right now are in the top two position. that's held by donald trump and ben carson. but it is the potential for something we could see later in this race. >> hallie jackson on the campaign trail in south carolina. great to see you. thank you very much. now we ask raul reyes to join us, a contributor to msnbcnews.com. i did not say the name of the operation. it is a slur. i don't want to say ...

>> the congressional reporter for the washington examiner is here. susan good to see you. >> hi, arthel. >> you wrote a piece called "five things obama could do on immigration without congress." i want to go down those five items and then get your take on it. number one, you say expand and deferred deportation program. why might the president do this? >> because he's already done it for children who came here with their parents illegally and may not be adults. they won't be deported now for a two-year period. what obama may do is expand to include their immediate family members. in other words...

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