. >> reporter: for him, the selection >> i will live through the doca. >> reporter: so an important date for a candidate and a young man wondering what will happen next. >> and in mexico, trump did re-affirm america's right to build the wall. mexico's president tweeted the first thing he told trump he's not paying for it. back to you. >> quite a meeting. we'll wait to hear trump's version any minute live from phoenix. one of our goals this election we want to hear from you. what would you ask hillary clinton or donald trump if given the chance? send us your questions can or you can post them right on our facebook page. >>> president obama is in nevada today. he's the keynote speaker at the lake tahoe summit in stateline. harry reid is hosting that event. along with prompt -- with presidentma >>> a church devastated by a fire dealing with another blow. >> coming up, the scam that cost the congregation hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> a new month is upon us and so are the new rules when it comes to watering your lawn. >>> quite an assortment of clouds. they are bringing friends tomorr

but in addition to defending dopa and doca, there's more than we can do.ghtforward system, where other people with sympathetic cases, who are contributing to their communities, can make their case and be eligible for a deferred action, too. like people who experience and report extreme labor abuses, and we won't stop there. we're going to end family detention, close private detention facilities, and stop the raids and roundups! no child should have to say good-bye to their parents every morning, not knowing if their mom or dad will be there when they get home. so here's the bottom line. comprehensive immigration reform will not only be the right thing to do, but it will add $700 billion to our economy. and enable america to be what it's always been, a place where people from around the world will come to reunite with family, start new businesses, pursue their dreams, apply their talents to american growth and innovation. now, i know this has been a long road, and we wouldn't be where we are today without your persistence and the quiet courage of families i

he's going to remove doca. we have millions of children who can't be deported, are going to school, are working, they're contributing. now he's proposing taking that away and only addressing their situation until he does all these ten steps. we're talking about years. we're talking about leaving people in the shadows. we're talking about being deported any moment. so, you know, the hispanic community and those that care about immigration, they know what it adds up to. you can't spin it. i mean, it's simple. everybody knows what's going on here. unfortunately, these guys that are in this campaign that went with fair numbers you would say, it's the same old losing strategy. these guys have cost us three elections. i'm a republican. this is why, because we give away traditional battleground states. >> you've been listening about this, why he did not like donald trump's speech tonight. convincing? >> not for me. i believe that his speech was right on. we do have to have a path for legalization. but if it means that

eric, i want to bring you in and what trump said on amnesty and doca. let's play what he said last night. >> we will immediately terminate president obama's two illegal executive amnesties in which he defied federal law and the constitution to give amnesty to approximately 5 million illegal immigrants. 5 million. >> i don't think, erica, people were surprised by trump standing by that. i think it's now what will the reaction be as far as voter turnout and some of the young people in the latino community, the hispanic community, who may now be more fired up. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. you know, it's not surprising he has already been saying it over and over again. and i think, you know, our community is listening. and the polls have shown, he's not getting the support of the majority of the latino community for that reason. we have families across the country who are mixed status families. we have people who are concerned that their family members could get deported. we have young people who are afraid they're going to lose their jobs now tha

they helped change the conversation and when president obama created doca, it changed their lives. right now, 750,000 undocumented young people in america are going to school, working, and planning for their future. they're dreamers in much more than name. i've met so many, i've listened to their stories. they've done everything we've asked of them and made our country stronger in return. so when donald trump promises to rip that all away on day one, when he promises to round up and deport all of the 16 million people living and working among us, including american citizen children, who were born here to parents who are undocumented, these are the faces i see. i picture thats astrid silva, met in las vegas. many of you know her story. she came to this country from mexico at the age of 4, with nothing but a doll, a cross, and the dress she was wearing. now she's in her 20s, advocating for the rights of immigrants everywhere. i picture a young man i never met, whose high school teacher wrote me a few months ago, to share his story. his teacher told me that this former student was fun

doca, that impacted the children as well. the children who were brought here by no intention of their own but by the acts of others i think how we reach their presence here and how they reach maturity throughout the years is a question of our identity as a nation and how we view our immigration system. it is, in fact, the twilight of the obama administration. i think that very significant immigration issues will confront the new administration and i do hope the new administration confronts the very challenging and consequential immigration issues that will be before it. most notably, of course, the fact that our immigration system is broken, needs to be fixed and what should that fix? a look like and hopefully may it be implemented. as we look at that issue, i hope we think of our identity, who we are as a nation and who we want to be and how we answer and respond to that issue hopefully will be a reflection of how we answer the question of our identity. on that, i will end with just a very brief quote of robert kennedy. our