but there is a group of dacca recipients -- could be little as 10,000, probably more-- that they fed for their renewals, but because the program was stopped and restaed, the's now this huge backlog in washington to process those renews. so technically a lot of them are hugh d theortation protections. they're in line waiting to get the renewal process, but it't s ear if that the matter to the ice agent who pulls them over or encounters them and whether they will be arrested and face deportation >> sreenivasan: what's likelihood the that congress uses this six mock wisely and come up with a permanent fix? there seems to be some momentum, but it has slowed. >> yeah, that you are moving on. orey're going to pretty much push it off a while because of the timing of it, because it s.ght take a year for thi that means it's off the congressional calendar for now. it means it's probably off the table as a major election issue coming into no and so for them it's a lot easier for them to say, "okay, we'll get tho later." >> sreenivasan: during this ti the ice raids have not stopped. in fact this

a border wall and a dacca deal.ners -- sanders is blaming democrats. >> the president has made multiple offers to get the democrats to do their job. i think what we're seeing is the democrats would rather use daca recipients as pawns instead of actually putting real solutions forward and making things happen. >> sandra: mike emmanuel is live this morning. what is the pitch for the $1.3 trillion government funding package? >> good morning. part is they movement get it done to keep the government up and running through the end of the fiscal year. it could be the final piece of legislation this year so there are efforts to attach other items to it. we do expect to hear from house leadership any time now and part of the pitch is the investment in rebuilding the military. >> i hope so. if you weigh the good and the bad and the ugly in this bill, the bill is pretty important when it amounts to fixing our planes and ships and training been neglected so many years. >> another key republican said lawmakers will get it done.