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Headline Roundup September 4th, 2017

Reports Say DACA Is Over

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President Trump will announce on Tuesday that he is ending a controversial program that protects nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation, media reports indicated late Sunday.

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Reports: Trump to end DACA, give Congress six months to act
Reports: Trump to end DACA, give Congress six months to act

USA TODAY

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After months of uncertainty, President Trump will announce on Tuesday that he is ending a controversial program that protects nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation, media reports indicated late Sunday.

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Reports Say DACA Is Over, But There's A Six-Month Enforcement Delay
Reports Say DACA Is Over, But There's A Six-Month Enforcement Delay

Townhall

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Well, itโ€™s been discussed. Itโ€™s been debated. And now the Trump White House supposedly has a final decision: The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that originated under the Obama administration is over. There will be a six-month enforcement delay, however.

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Trump to end Daca 'Dreamers' program with six-month delay โ€“ reports
Trump to end Daca 'Dreamers' program with six-month delay โ€“ reports

The Guardian

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Donald Trump has decided to scrap a program giving work permits to people who came to the United States illegally as children but will give Congress up to six months to find a legislative alternative, according to reports.

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