The announcement comes amid reports that President Donald Trump plans to end the 2012 program, which defers deportation for nearly 800,000 young people who entered the United States illegally as children.
The Justice Department said Sessions would “not be taking questions” after the Tuesday morning briefing with reporters. It did not provide any additional information.
Politico, citing sources familiar with Trump’s thinking, reported Sunday night that President Trump had decided to end the so-called Dreamers program with a six-month delay for Congress to act. White House officials told ABC News that the President was leaning toward phasing out the program, but they stressed that it was not a done deal.
Once we know what the annoucement is, ME will be able to provide some guidance for those currently in DACA status.
The Justice Department said Sessions would “not be taking questions” after the Tuesday morning briefing with reporters. It did not provide any additional information.
Politico, citing sources familiar with Trump’s thinking, reported Sunday night that President Trump had decided to end the so-called Dreamers program with a six-month delay for Congress to act. White House officials told ABC News that the President was leaning toward phasing out the program, but they stressed that it was not a done deal.
Once we know what the annoucement is, ME will be able to provide some guidance for those currently in DACA status.
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