A crisis that has led federal immigration authorities to bus nearly 2,000 unaccompanied children (so far) from shelters around the country to a “tent city” in the desert town of Tornillo, Tex. Children stuck in immigration limbo for longer, have strained the system that manages such kids. According to the New York Times, officials feared that the children being taken to Texas — among 13,000 being detained nationwide — would run off if they were told ahead of time, or moved them during waking hours.
Podcasts and Blogs
- Ep 11 Trump’s Latinos Regret February 6, 2025President Donald Trump owes his re-election in part to some gains among working-class Latino voters who rolled the dice on a change in economic policy — but that change is likely to hit them worse than anyone else. There are all the cuts to vital programs and services Republicans plan, including “changes to Medicare, the […]
- Trump’s Tariffs could increase prices February 3, 2025Ken discusses Trump’s tariffs and the response of Canada in this reaction video and podcast.
- Ep 10 Democrats’ playbook to beat Republicans in 2 years January 4, 2025Do the Democrats have a plan to take back power in Washington back from Republicans in two years? Democrats, have said they’ll oppose President-elect Donald Trump and his allies when their values collide but are open to cooperation on a range of issues, including immigration, federal spending and entitlements. The strategy marks a turnaround from […]