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Kerri Miller and Elizabeth Shockman

The changing politics of DACA

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DACA used to be an issue both Republicans and Democrats agreed on. Now many Republicans are angered that President Donald Trump is apparently working with Democrats to codify the program. What happened? And what options does Congress have for legislating around this issue in the coming months?

Guest 1: Priscilla Alvarez - assistant editor at The Atlantic

Guest 2: Tom Wong - Associate Professor of Political Science at University of California San Diego

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• Learn more about people affected by DACA in the new APM Reports documentary, "Shadow Class: College dreamers in Trump's America"