trafficked, where they could be harmed, where some lose their lives. reporter: the ruling keeping the department of homeland security from approving new applications, but for current recipients, some good news they could keep on renewing the applications, they can keep on renewing the work permits on and on like they have since 2012. reporter: this new legal battle comes a year after the supreme court stopped the trump administration from ending daca. for now dreamers like jorge hope for a permanent solution we re americans we have been here for our whole life, most of our life. i don t know mexico. i don t know anything about my culture which is why i consider myself an american. reporter: guad joins us now guad, what has to happen for daca to become permanent reporter: it is up to congress. only they can approve legislation that would give the pathway for citizenship for dreamers, something they ve not been able to do in nine years. peter. guad venegas, thank you very m
fining passengers up to $15,000 for interfering with or assaulting flight attendants one of the passengers made this flight a living hell for the flight attendants reporter: with more passengers in the sky the fa says they ve already received approximately 2,900 reports of unruly behavior by passengers this year. the majority of those involving travelers refusing to wear masks. the faa saying it plans to enforce a zero-tolerance policy for passengers who cause disturbances, hoping to crack down on unruly behavior now before it becomes a pandemic of its own. guad joins us now guad, what are we learning tonight about what led to the fight? reporter: jose, we know that this latest incident began when the off-duty delta employee reportedly tried grabbing the plane s p.a. system and that began the altercation. also, this is the