For some, it's already too late for a DACA fix

Theresa Cardinal Brown, director of immigration and cross-border policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” from Washington to discuss the likelihood that there will be bipartisan accord on immigration, what's at stake for Dreamers and those with temporary protected status and why some people are already losing their status.

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[sharalynnshanley]

As these reporters agreed that going back to Mexico a place they know nothing about and would have to learn there. It should NOT be a that bad, since they came to the US not knowing what to expect but found a way of life that worked. They’ll do the same back in their own countries adapt to their new surroundings.

[itypethetruthnobshere]

Noone here is saying they dont support immigration its ILLEGAL immigrants thats the problem!

[lloydcornell]

Deport, deport, deport, deport, deport,

[north]

AMERICAN CITIZENS FIRST. NO MORE DEFER TREATMENT FOR CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS .OVER AMERICAN CITIZENS.

[newworld]

Take your free education back and educate your country..

[joedongle]

since they are all so great and productive, they will have no problems when they return to their great countries

[g]

Imagine how much money the united states will save if all ileagles and daca people left

[Laura-piht]

A quarter of Mexico now lives in the USA, we will be a third world country soon.  Hate to say it, Texas looks like Mexico now, starting to go downhill, just too crowded.

[danielgriffin]

I don't mean to hert no one's fellings or discriminate with that said just build the dam wall they can protest from the other side of it good for America and mexico go ice go from the united states of American

[shanenorton]

Good. Now American citizens can go get those jobs. America first!!!

[marthaingram]

Since when can the law not be changed?? Its happened numerous times.

[joeycalabrese]

Come legally no problem we waited 5 years just to get application approved not fair taken 10 years legally for me should have come in on a tourist visa

[kikayganda]

It’s their parents fault knowing full well that they are entering the US illegally.

[demeketasew]

you can't come to some body home and sleep on his bed to dream, they deliberately bring them

[thephoang]

dreamers, go back to where you came from and dream.  American and legal immigrants have dreams too.

[ChantYip]

Dreamers are on average 24-26 years old. The have been adults for 6-8 years. Finish dreaming and go back home where they came from to help develop your own country. The can do a lot of good things for their own countries.

[thi]

I’ve been a bank robber all of my life. I don’t know any better. I should be allowed to carry on robbing banks to feed my family and give them a better life. If I go to prison, I wouldn’t be able to put my kids through college.

[token]

Most of these people are close to 30, when they turned 18 they should have tried to get legal!  Half of them didn't come as children, half jumped the border.  It's not our problem to deal w/this and the parents brought them here illegal and they need to go back.  America has enough problems to deal with, let their countries deal w/these people that don't have no respect for America or Americans.

[arkethiaterrell]

I would be so mad at my parents for what they did to my life, I would probably not talk to them again.

[sandralogan]

They had no relationship with this country either. I am tired of paying to educate and provide medical care for ILLEGAL ALIENS. Mexico won't allow me to cross their border and reward me with free education and medical care or Citizenship.