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Fifteen states and the District of Columbia filed suit on Wednesday against the Trump

administration over its decision to roll back an Obama-era program,... which offered protection

to undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.

They claim it's an assault on the values that built the states and the nation.

But with President Trump having 'no second thoughts' on DACA, some 800-thousand people--

including Koreans there... face an uncertain future.

Cha Sang-mi reports.

Koreans in America are watching carefully after the Trump administration on Tuesday

said it's rescinding the Obama-era program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.

President Trump has given Congress six months to come up with comprehensive legislation

to decide the fate of the so-called "dreamers," before the scheme is eventually scrapped over

the next couple of years.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions made the announcement, calling the Daca order unconstitutional and

a "unilateral executive amnesty."

The end of Daca means those covered by the program -- an estimated 800,000 young people

including around 8-thousand South Koreans, possibly more -- could be deported starting

next March and first-time applications will not be acted on after this Tuesday.

The five-year-old program gave two-year work and study permits to undocumented immigrants

under the age of 30 who entered the U.S. illegally as children, if they provided their personal

information.

An official at the Korean Consulate General in L.A. said there are more than 25-hundred

Korean DACA recipients in California alone, and because of the seriousness of the situation,

there is no immediate measure for the Korean government to take.

The Korean American Federation of L.A. said among the Korean DACA recipients there are

more students than workers.

The association is concerned they will have to live in fear of deportation and be unable

to get support from others due to the need to conceal their status.

The move to end DACA could reinforce President Trump's approval among his base, but many

in Washington are against it.

A study by the Center for American Progress estimates that the loss of all DACA workers

would reduce U.S. GDP by over 400-billion U.S. dollars over the next decade.

Some business leaders and Barack Obama himself have condemned the move and urged Congress

to quickly act to protect the "dreamers."

The former president issued his own statement defending DACA's legality and the "dreamers"

saying they are Americans in their hearts and minds, just not on paper.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Trump scraps 'Dreamer' immigration program - Duration: 2:50.

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Trump Deal With Democrats Rattles GOP Leadership - Duration: 4:48.

For more infomation >> Trump Deal With Democrats Rattles GOP Leadership - Duration: 4:48.

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: 15 states and D.C sue Trump administration over decision to dismantle DACA - Duration: 0:50.

Fifteen U.S. states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the Trump

administration... over its decision to scrap the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

policy.

They claim the decision to end the program, which offers protection to undocumented immigrants

brought to the U.S. as children, is an assault on the values that built the states and the

nation.

But with President Trump having 'no second thoughts' on DACA, some 800-thousand people,

including over 8-thousand Koreans, face an uncertain future.

The administration is no longer accepting any new DACA applications from Tuesday onward

and the two-year work permits for those covered by the program will not be renewed starting

next March.

For more infomation >> : 15 states and D.C sue Trump administration over decision to dismantle DACA - Duration: 0:50.

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[WATCH] Undocumented Activists Rally At Trump Tower - Duration: 1:48.

Undocumented and unafraid!

I refuse to go back into the shadows!

Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions!

You don't ******* scare me!

Si se puede!

Immigrants are welcome here!

No Trump!

No Fear!

Immigrants are welcome here!

I'm here today not only standing for myself, but for the 800,000 other DACA Dreamers,

and over 11 million immigrants that live in this country

But I'm also here to stand for human dignity, and against hatred and bigotry.

Part of what DACA did for me is that it helped me gain access to work, and be able to go

and be able to go to school,

the fear that is instilling in our communities, not only is it destroying us,

but also it fills us with the fear that no human being should ever experience.

I am a Colombian immigrant, raised in Madison, New Jersey, I also stand here saying, I am American.

It's part of the Trump administration not thinking things through.

Acting out of impulse.

Acting out of racism, because this is racist!

For more infomation >> [WATCH] Undocumented Activists Rally At Trump Tower - Duration: 1:48.

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Donald Trump Jr. Meets With Senate Staff About Russia | MSNBC - Duration: 2:08.

For more infomation >> Donald Trump Jr. Meets With Senate Staff About Russia | MSNBC - Duration: 2:08.

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Donald Trump, the President of Fantasyland MSNBC - Duration: 9:19.

For more infomation >> Donald Trump, the President of Fantasyland MSNBC - Duration: 9:19.

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More Americans bringing 'Trump anxiety' into therapy - Duration: 2:27.

For more infomation >> More Americans bringing 'Trump anxiety' into therapy - Duration: 2:27.

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Between the Scenes - Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un: The Daily Show - Duration: 1:39.

- You know when Donald Trump, I sometimes wonder,

when Donald Trump watches Kim Jong Un, and then

he's like "he's crazy, he's unreasonable, he's wild."

sometimes I wish someone would be like, "you see him?

"that's how we see you."

Like it's because Donald Trump doesn't get to see himself,

which I understand is a concept.

I remember Kanye West once said his only regret in life

is that he'll never get to see himself perform, alright?

Which I understand, I understand what Kanye's saying.

You can't experience yourself

because you are being yourself,

and like Donald Trump doesn't get to know

what it's like to be worrying about Donald Trump.

But Kim Jong Un is the best example,

and to see his face whenever Kim Jon Un's,

he goes "I told him not to do it, he still, who is he?"

and you're like, "that's you."

You know how Donald Trump is, I don't know

if you've ever seen a baby see

another baby loosing its shit, have you ever seen that?

I remember when I had my baby brother,

like when he was really young, and I'd go around

and he'd be like throwing tantrums and stuff,

and then another baby would be like (cries),

and then my brother would stop and he would look

like, what's going on there?

And you can see it in his face, he's like what, what?

And then he'd look at me and be like, "the baby,

"why the baby make noise?"

and I'm like, "that's you, asshole, that's you."

(upbeat tune)

For more infomation >> Between the Scenes - Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un: The Daily Show - Duration: 1:39.

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The Leaked Note Obama Left For Trump - Duration: 1:57.

For more infomation >> The Leaked Note Obama Left For Trump - Duration: 1:57.

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White House Admits Trump Will Use Immigrant Children As Bargaining Chips For Border Wall Funding - Duration: 4:44.

On Tuesday of this week, Donald Trump forced Jeff Sessions, the Attorney General of the

United States, to come out and talk to the American public and let them know that they're

potentially going to end the DACA Program, the Dreamers Program, which would lead the

deportation of more than 800,000 immigrant children that have been living in the United

States since at least the year 2007.

"They have six months," is what a very giddy Jess Sessions explained to us at the podium

on Tuesday, "They have six months and then we're gonna revisit the program."

But later on in the day, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders came out

and made things a little bit more clear for the American public because when she was pressed

by CNN's Jim Acosta about what that means, that six months, they're gonna revisit it,

Sarah Huckabee Sanders explained it this way.

She said, "Look, there's lots of big things we need to do with immigration, not just a

tweak here or there but big reforms.

Obviously, Donald Trump's border wall is a big part of that and so the President is kinda

hoping to use DACA to work with Republicans and Democrats who wanna save the program to

get funding for his border wall."

So in a not-so-roundabout way, Sarah Huckabee Sanders admitted that Donald Trump is using

these 800,000 immigrant children as bargaining chips against Republicans and Democrats in

order to get funding he needs for his border wall.

Now, we understand that in American politics, things get dirty and there's always this kind

of quid pro quo, tit-for-that type thing.

We've seen funding withheld from one project because one group wants to get funding for

theirs and they won't vote for it unless flops and whatever.

This one's a little different though because we're talking about the immediate deportation

of people here in the United States, people who came over with their parents, they had

no choice in the matter.

Now after living in the United States for at least 10 years, contributing, going to

college, paying their taxes, joining the US Military, we're gonna ship them back because

Donald Trump is pissy about the funding for his border wall.

Maybe we won't ship them all back at once, maybe we'll ship over 10,000.

Maybe he'll do that to throw a little urgency into these border wall funding negotiations

with Republicans and Democrats.

Watch them get anxious as he just deports groups here and groups there to show that

he's not playing around.

He is holding these children and these young adults hostage so that he can get the funding

that he wants for that border wall, a wall which, again, won't do a single thing to stop

illegal immigration into the United States.

I don't know if Donald Trump realizes this, but we do have walls up over a lot of the

border and it doesn't even slow people down if they're really determined to get into the

United States.

It just doesn't.

Most of these people who are over here under the DACA, DACA, have not committed any crimes.

They have not been implicated in any crimes.

They've done nothing other than come over here with their parents, without a choice,

and then contribute to US society, to our economy, to our taxes, to our schools.

Donald Trump wants to send them away for no other reason than to pander to his alt-right

base and get the funding that he wants for his border wall.

The Democrats and Republicans, all of whom did not wanna see this program end, are now

stuck between a rock and a hard place because we know the Republicans are gonna cower to

Trump.

They're gonna give him the money that he wants if they can but the Democrats, they don't

wanna see these people deported but at the same time, they don't wanna fund the border

wall.

So it puts them in a horrible position to have to negotiate with the President, who's

acting more like a terrorist at this point, because he wants that border wall so bad that

he's willing to destroy the lives of 800,000 people, who have been in this country for

more than a decade, just to get his way.

For more infomation >> White House Admits Trump Will Use Immigrant Children As Bargaining Chips For Border Wall Funding - Duration: 4:44.

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Republicans Refuse Vote On Legislation To Stop Federal Spending At Trump Properties - Duration: 3:27.

Recently Democrats in Washington, D.C. have been trying to pass amendments, or at least

tack them onto must-pass legislation in order to stop the federal government from spending

money at Donald Trump's own properties, money that is paid for by the taxpayers that would

then go into Donald Trump's pocket.

It's something that's been happening since the first day Donald Trump came into office,

and it's something that Democrats are trying to put an end to.

This past week Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, announced that they

would not be bringing these amendments by these Democrats forward for a vote.

Republicans do not think it's a big deal that Donald Trump is wasting taxpayer money at

his own properties.

Republicans don't think it's a bad thing that Donald Trump is clearly using the office of

the presidency to put more money in his own pocket, money that could be better spent on

things like, I don't know, disaster relief, as we've got Hurricane Irma approaching right

now as a category five, strongest storm ever in the Atlantic Ocean.

Yet Republicans still want to waste our tax dollars at Donald Trump's resorts.

We know so far this year that up until the end of September, or basically once the end

of September hits, the Secret Service is out of money.

They will not have enough money to pay overtime.

They're not going to have enough money to even pay some regular employees who are charged

with protecting Donald Trump and his family, because of his constant travel to his own

resorts.

They've spent tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money on golf carts alone.

Donald Trump, the alleged billionaire president, could easily afford this or even better, instead

of charging them, since you own the place and they're there to protect you, how about

you just let them use the golf carts for free?

That's what really gets me about all the money Trump is spending at his own properties is

that we don't have to spend it.

They could be offering rooms, and golf carts, and meals free of charge to the federal government

because the president owns those places.

That's a side of the story that nobody's talking about.

It's not just that he's spending our money at his own resorts.

It's that it's completely unnecessary.

The owner of a business can absolutely waive a fee or at least reduce it a little bit whenever

they please.

Yet Donald Trump refuses to do that because the money's not coming out of his pocket.

It's going back into his pocket.

It's coming out of all of ours, and Democrats in D.C. were trying to protect our tax dollars,

but the Republicans that control the House of Representatives said, "No, let's not worry

about that.

We know that the federal government's running out of money for disaster relief, for Secret

Service, for education, for all kinds of things, but let's go ahead and just let Donald Trump

waste even more of our tax dollars by spending it at his own resorts."