grantd agenda, that is the same of those of the white pr supremacists of those marching in charlottesville. we ve had a lot of conversations with a lot of people who claim to be representing the administration s perspective here and they are talking about get rid of these people and you even heard it in jeff sessions comments, it s hurting american jobs. one of the interesting things that has come out of this announcement is that they are talking about a six-month delay asking congress to do something. and the suggestion is that the administration priorities in which they said they are getting rid of bad hombres and gang members, that s the priority. those aren t the participants. my point is for people who are participants in daca, those 800,000 people, you deal with this as immigration law. what should they be thinking right now? should they be worried they have just moved up the list in terms of potential deportees? thank you for having me on the show.
reporter: hey, i just heard you talking about dreamers are in our military, in our businesses. they are also in our colleges and universities, pablo garcia goes here, there are 4,000 students here, 900 students here are dreamers, undocumented immigrants. pablo, we were watching this announcement together in the dreamers resource center, they have a center for the dreamers, six months until daca is over. we re walking to buyology class right now, what s going through your head. so many lives are on the line. we re not going to again on it, we re going to find ways to survive and make it happen and make it make our goals and dreams happen. you don t have a choice, right, you ve lived in the united states your entire life. i was here this past friday with you when we heard that president trump attorney general sessions was going to make this announcement. and you were saying this is our day to day life. this is what we do every single
obama s unilateral action on this issue, i believe rescinding daca at this time is an acceptable reversal of the promises and opportunities conferred to these individuals. that s the thing, think about the trust factor, all of these individuals and thousands had in the u.s. government, the government said they went forth and registered. the government said come out from under the shadows. they registered. they are paying taxes. they are living and working in public and now this. now they are on a list. this is extraordinary. think about a college student, just said the first thing said to jacob, we ll find a way to survive. on his way to class. you have two kids in college, i m pretty sure they are not thinking they are on their way to class. they have enough problems and deportation is not one of them. it s a tough situation. we ll stay on top of it and more breaking news right now, the national hurricane center warns hurricane irma is potentially catastrophic. it is
being undocumented, gang members, drug dealers, bad hombres, does anything as far as you know change as a result of this? in other words, daca was never amnesty, even though i think i heard jeff sessions use that term during his speech, it was never amnesty, renewable avoidance of deportation. do you think anything changes for dreamers right now? well, i believe is that the legal fight has only begun. there are many state attorneys general that will defend the dreamers and believe this is a constitutional program. look, these are americans who are just as american as melania trump. brought here as children, passed background checks and not only do they check in with homeland security, these are now functional members of our states who cooperate with local law enforcement and simply are living the american dream. they are teachers, law enforcement agents and members of the military. they deserve constitutional protections and i believe you ll
help me, talk radio brian: and not on aca. d aca. first off, anyone here between the age of two or three, if you start by saying look at the border crossings being down. the barriers being built. $1.6 billion to get it done in san diego. we will pick up where we left off. and then he turns around eight months from now, part of immigration reform number that s what lindsey graham said. he is the only guy they could immigration reform done. kimberly: dana is onto something. he s going to try to work out a deal. the only way the only success, he will have to bargain and do something to be able to get it accomplished. it would be a huge problem for him to juan: i am an old man, gregory. i remember when president bush does something like this. and man, they knocked him out.