washington u.s. president donald trump likely rescind obama-era policy protect nearly 600,000 immigrants enter country illegally children know dreamers accord media report friday trump decision whether end defer action childhood arrivals daca policy could announce early next week report abc news cite multiple source attorney general jeff sessions discuss program senior white house officials thursday accord administration official department homeland security spokesman david lapan deny report department make recommendations daca white house continue discussions daca nothing determine lapan tell reuters white house press secretary sarah sanders tell reporters friday program continue review white house spokesperson tell reuters congress legislate permanent solution plight children currently protect deportation daca trump pledge election campaign trail scrap former president barack obama executive order immigration include daca immigrant advocate react news flurry statements promise defend program protest legal action immigrant youth fight create daca program fight like hell defend say greisa martinez rosas advocacy director daca-beneficiary unite dream say statement civil right group say end program could increase racial divisions country wake recent violence charlottesville ten republican state attorneys general june urge trump administration rescind daca program note government revoke permit already issue federal government withdraw daca sept. attorneys general say would file legal challenge program texas federal court 10 sign letter represent alabama arkansas idaho kansas louisiana nebraska south carolina tennessee texas west virginia large coalition 26 republican attorneys general challenge obama-era policy cover illegal immigrant parent know dapa block court take effect department homeland security rescind policy early year trump likely rescind obama 'dreamer program media report