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Now granted not everyone who was protesting and there was a lot of protesting yesterday

was chanting no border no nation F deportation. That was on the, you know, the the the edge of

that sort of thing. But there's a lot of sentiment that direction. And basically if you're arguing

for not enforcing the law, I guess that's what you're saying anyway. Well, perhaps we should

change the law, which leads us to Andrew Arthur resident fellow and law and policy for the Center

for Immigration Studies Washington DC based research institute that examines the impact of immigration

on American society. Art, how are you, sir? I'm doing great. Thank you for having me today. Oh,

it's our pleasure. Listen, it's been my contention throughout the morning is we've talked about this,

that this is wildly overhyped. I'm, you know, I won't go into detail. The president's move to

announce the end of DACA in six months until Congress get off your butts and do something about it.

You at the Center for Immigration Study, you're known as as fairly hardline on immigration matters.

What's your point of view on the people affected by DACA, the people brought to this country as kids?

Well, you know, I bring to this particular discussion to my previous positions. I was an immigration

judge for about eight years and I actually had jurisdiction over one of the few facilities

before the big surge in 2014 that held showed it, but I also bring to it my perspective as former

legislative counsel for immigration over at the House Judiciary Committee. When it comes to

deciding who gets to, you know, remain in the United States and who should leave, that's a

determination that's left up to Congress. And quite frankly, all that the president has done in

this particular instance is what Barack Obama had claimed he was doing when he introduced DACA

to begin with. And that was to leave it up to Congress to make a decision about what should be done

with individuals who had been brought here as my, just now keep in mind, you know, these people

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