No. Donald Trump holds a bachelor's degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and an honorary degree (in business administration) from Robert Gordon University but not a law degree.

He is new and in office with the Trump administration, so about 90 days.

Caroline A Hayden is a writer known for her book "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House." This book provides firsthand insights into the workings of the Trump administration.

The answer will depend upon your life experiences, belief or non-belief in federal laws, your news sources and how much you like or don't like President Trump.

Some will say "No!" just because Trump won the election (Obama's administration deported at least 2.5 million). Others will say "Yes" because the Trump Administration is enforcing the existing laws. Many others feel that cases should be considered individually.

Changing laws through Executive Orders means it can be changed again without Congressional action. Talk to your Representative and Senators about your concerns to properly change the laws if you don't like them.

George Conway is an attorney and husband of Kellyanne Conway, a former advisor to President Trump. He has written opinion pieces and tweets criticizing the Trump administration and its policies.