But it is for perhaps interpreters who speak Arabic. it is people who have special skills. It is not for the President to use this as a blanket amnesty. By the way. people who come into this country under DACA have violated the law. Now. whether they were old enough to be aware or not. it is a matter of law. It doesnt matter to the law. They wave their DACA card at me and say. "I am now here legally." They are not here legally. They just presume they are because we havent been able to yet block the President on this issue. but we have litigated it. and I have been one who helped initiate the lawsuits to do that. Now. when someone gets into the military who is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. chances are they were in the military before they ended up with that card. But if they did. if they came into the country illegally and the President said. "I am not going to enforce the law against them until such time as DACA expires." and then he would like to extend it. they broke the law to come into America. then they lied to get into the military. and then they took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. So I would say which of those three times were they really honorable. the last time or one or two of the first two times? That is really what is at stake here.