itself extra time, which is sort of bad news for everyone. it means this may drag on longer and longer. it also means if congress doesn't resolve the situation before march 5th, when the court makes a decision, you could see, overnight, thousands of people lose status. >> right. and the white house has said, john kelly has said, that daca recipients won't be first in line for deportation, but we've seen deportations of people you wouldn't have guessed. they weren't the bad hopeople t president said they would be. but if they lose the status, they can't work. a number of employees may say, we don't know how to pay you and you may have to lose your job. >> hundreds of thousands of dreamers currently have jobs. they need work permits to have. also, they get health insurance from the jobs. you're right, we've seen a huge increase since president trump came into office of arrests of people who have no criminal record, something we haven't seen before. the dreamers, i don't think, are going to be satisfied with a handshake deal from the president or the director of