host: our first guest, andrew seeley of the migration policy institute serves as the president to talk about refugees in the u.s. covered under the temporary protected status program. can you describe what this is. in 1990his was set up and the idea was the president letd have discretion to certain people stay here for a temporary period of time because of something in their country that makes it difficult to go back. this is been used for a number of different countries. it has been used with civil wars in africa, natural disasters in central america to give people a chance tuesday. host: the program came under scrutiny this week, including with the issue with the el salvador in's -- el salvadorians. guest: it has been going on since 2001. the white house made the decision it was not temporary, it had gone too long and they would ended. the reason other presidents have let it go on is these are people who have been in the country a integrateand they into american society and have work permit since 2001. so other administrations of not wanted to end it, but the trump administration dec

host: our first guest, andrew seeley of the migration policy institute serves as the president to talk about refugees in the u.s. covered under the temporary protected status program. can you describe what this is. guest: this was set up

with andrew seeley and california democratic congresswoman talks about the future of dreamers as congress considers a fix to the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. then, arizona republican congressman paul gosar will be on to talk about immigration policy and how it can impact a possible government shutdown. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the house is back at 10 a.m. for morning hours speeches. in the afternoon, they will begin debate on changes to water rights for the white mountain the house is back at 10:00 a.m. for morning our speeches. coverage ongin c-span live. the senate returns at 9:30 a.m. eastern and they vote on thomas parker to be u.s. district judge for the western district of tennessee. lives in it coverage on c-span two. a full scale on it month, the house armed services committee gets an update for pentagon officials. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3. then, uphill on the criminal justice system in america. later, virginia governor terry mcauliffe with his final state of c

host: andrew seeley with migration policy, thank you for your time. open phones until 9:00.ocrats,0 for 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents 202-748-8002. we will take those calls when we come back. ♪ day,nday on c-span's q and author and wall street journal could sure bitter with his book "the accidental president: harry s truman and the four-month the change the world." >> truman was terrified to give this speech. he talks about it, he prayed to god that he would not mess it up. , he looksthe stairs out and sees his wife in the crowd crying. she is crying because roosevelt is dead, the nation is in shock and she never wanted to be the first lady, she never wanted her husband to be the president. he has to get up there and inspire confidence in his new administration to the whole world. the whole world has to understand that america will continue, that the war will continue. >> the deadline for c-span's hidden the studentcam 2018 competition is around the corner. it is january 18. we are asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create desecra