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This case today about what a big heart he has and how compassionate he is, and how he wants congress to take legislative action on this to save daca. >> the president has spoken about this numerous times in the past. at the same time, this was a legal issue, because there was a court decision that had to be made with a time line not placed that the administration created, but a time line that was created by the attorney generals in those states that were forcing this issue and this decision to take place by today. it was a legal decision, and that would fall to the attorney general, and that's...

Time. thank you, guys. daca, you've heard a lot about the program today, and the president's plan to end it. what about the people who depend on it? and what do they do now? one of the first students ever protected by by daca joins me to answer that question and more. boost. it's about moving forward, not back.

That congress will do their job. we're going to ask that they do that, wane if congress doesn't want to do the job they were elected to do, then maybe they should get out of the way and let someone else do it. steven? >> he repeatedly referred to daca recipientses as illegal ilians. hundreds of thousands of americans did not get jobs that were taken by daca recipients. does the president share that view? >> i think that it's a known fact that there are over 4 million unemployment americans in the same age group as those that are daca recipients that over 950,000 of those are african-americans ...

Should spare people lectures on rule of law as he did in his statement todayp the actual content of his statement was also entirely misleading. this is a fiction that they made this decision based on a legal rationale. this was a policy decision, and they've used the law to hide behind and excuse it. i've never seen an administration cave on a policy and rescind a policy, just on the threat of litigation, no lawsuit has been filed against daca. if a lawsuit would be filed they have ample arguments to fall back on. this administration for nine months has talked endlessly about the president's a...

And it's not just those states. illinois and new york follow with 42,000 dreamers each. i'm now joined by one of the first 25 people in the country to be protected under daca. she came to texas from canada on a visa with her family when she was 6 years old. she went on to graduate from high school with honors. she is now a communications associate in d.c. you didn't know you were undocumented until just a few years ago, right? >> thanks for having me. i did not know until my junior year of college when my dad said i had a knots to appear in immigration court. fortunately the daca program was a...