President Trump gets rid of President Obama's executive amnesty, sort of.

We'll discuss all the ramifications.

North Korea drops a hydrogen bomb, and we'll talk about what that means.

Plus, President Trump visits Louisiana and Texas, and the media lose their minds, of course.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is the Ben Shapiro show.

All righty, so I'm going to explain everything you need to know about President Trump's big move this morning to curb the deferred action for childhood arrivals program.

This is President Obama's executive amnesty, and President Trump moves to sort of get rid of it, but sort of not.

And we'll explain why this plan really doesn't please anyone. There's a better way to do it. There are a couple better ways to do it,

especially if you would like to see immigration law enforced,

as I would like to see immigration law enforce my long-standing policy on illegal immigration has always been

that the federal government should be working to remove people, not only criminals,

but people who are not of benefit to American society, while leaving the people who are a benefit for American society to the back of the line. This has always been my policy on immigration. I've never seen why a blanket policy with regard to entire classes of people should be adopted. It's never occurred to me why it should be that everyone of a particular age from a particular country should get in or none should be.

That doesn't make any sense to me.

But I'm going to explain why it is that what President Trump did today is not likely to please anyone

on any side of the aisle or to finish President Obama's executive amnesty.

Before I get to any of that, and I think Trump is trying, but before I get to any of that,

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weekend for the past several days that president trump was going to announce an end to president

obama's executive amnesty so let's start from the very beginning a very good place to start

and that is what exactly was the executive amnesty in the first's start from the very beginning, a very good place to start, and that is what exactly

was the executive amnesty in the first place. So if you go back to 2012, President Obama desperately

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