president is demanding. it looks like the white house isn t banking on it. reports say the president s new grassroots advocacy group, organizing for action, plans to jump into the debate with an online effort. telling the personal stories of 7,000 immigrants. america hasn t seen a comprehensive immigration bill signed into law in 27 years. now might be just the time. recent polling shows that 63% of americans now support a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. and the path to citizenship is popular, regardless of party, with 71% of democrats, 64% of independents and 53% of republicans supporting it. the road ahead to immigration may not be easy. like other issues on the president s second-term agenda. it s what the people want. joining us is jose diaz balard a
around as long and had a chance to grow. they re watching us carefully and we re hoping to preserve this so students and families will be as impacted least as possible given the current economic tradition. reporter: spent a day in this college town and it will be hard to find a student not affected by h.o.p.e. lindsay says the opportunity has been a life-changer. it was pretty much the only way i would be able to go to college. reporter: unfortunately, her family isn t banking on the scholarship for the younger siblings. i ve got a 10-year-old and 5-year-old. i m not counting on h.o.p.e. being there in 8 or 13 years for them. leaders in georgia s house of higher education say that no one wants to cut the program entirely. among the option sz scaling it back from a 100% scholarship to possibly 80%. want to take you live to miami, florida, quickly once again. breaking news that we re