Thank you, Mr. Chairman. We've been dealing with DACA for many years and the DACA rules are very clear. If you have a criminal record, then you can't be daca. And The DACA folks are the ones that got brought in that don't really know their country because they [were] brought in over here. and what they are, they're working, they've got an education, they don't have a criminal record at all. So I understand what the chairman is saying, but again, you can't be DACA if you have a criminal record. (00:16–00:31)
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