Asma Khalid

I have a question here, though. I mean, it seems like this court process you are describing is not actually what we have seen unfold with some of the high profile cases that we've been hearing about since President Trump took office.

I have a question here, though. I mean, it seems like this court process you are describing is not actually what we have seen unfold with some of the high profile cases that we've been hearing about since President Trump took office.

OK, so let's get back to the process that you were describing. And I want to ask you about the final two steps. Say you potentially get a final removal order and then you are removed. How does that actually happen? How does that work?

OK, so let's get back to the process that you were describing. And I want to ask you about the final two steps. Say you potentially get a final removal order and then you are removed. How does that actually happen? How does that work?

OK, so let's get back to the process that you were describing. And I want to ask you about the final two steps. Say you potentially get a final removal order and then you are removed. How does that actually happen? How does that work?

So, Jimena, what you have described seems like an incredibly lengthy process, perhaps a rather costly process as well. And yet it is something that President Trump campaigned on. He promised to bring about the largest deportation in American history. So how is what he promised during the campaign actually unfolding in these first few months?

So, Jimena, what you have described seems like an incredibly lengthy process, perhaps a rather costly process as well. And yet it is something that President Trump campaigned on. He promised to bring about the largest deportation in American history. So how is what he promised during the campaign actually unfolding in these first few months?

So, Jimena, what you have described seems like an incredibly lengthy process, perhaps a rather costly process as well. And yet it is something that President Trump campaigned on. He promised to bring about the largest deportation in American history. So how is what he promised during the campaign actually unfolding in these first few months?

All right. Well, thank you very much for your reporting. Thank you. That's NPR's Ximena Bustillo. This episode was produced by Avery Keatley, Ale Marquez-Honce, and Jeffrey Pierre. It was edited by Christopher Intagliata and Anna Yukonanov. Our executive producer is Sammy Yenigan. It's Consider This from NPR. I'm Asma Khalid.

All right. Well, thank you very much for your reporting. Thank you. That's NPR's Ximena Bustillo. This episode was produced by Avery Keatley, Ale Marquez-Honce, and Jeffrey Pierre. It was edited by Christopher Intagliata and Anna Yukonanov. Our executive producer is Sammy Yenigan. It's Consider This from NPR. I'm Asma Khalid.

All right. Well, thank you very much for your reporting. Thank you. That's NPR's Ximena Bustillo. This episode was produced by Avery Keatley, Ale Marquez-Honce, and Jeffrey Pierre. It was edited by Christopher Intagliata and Anna Yukonanov. Our executive producer is Sammy Yenigan. It's Consider This from NPR. I'm Asma Khalid.

You're walking down a city street. You turn a corner and you're swarmed by zombies. You fight them off with a folding chair. Explosions rattle the street around you.

You're walking down a city street. You turn a corner and you're swarmed by zombies. You fight them off with a folding chair. Explosions rattle the street around you.

You're walking down a city street. You turn a corner and you're swarmed by zombies. You fight them off with a folding chair. Explosions rattle the street around you.

That's Vincent Accovino, All Things Considered producer who covers video games for the show. This game is called Beatdown City Survivors and it'll be released later this year.

That's Vincent Accovino, All Things Considered producer who covers video games for the show. This game is called Beatdown City Survivors and it'll be released later this year.

That's Vincent Accovino, All Things Considered producer who covers video games for the show. This game is called Beatdown City Survivors and it'll be released later this year.

The game might look retro, but it says a lot about this current moment in video game development. The video game industry is massive, probably way bigger than most people think. It brought in around $187 billion in revenue last year, which is more than the film and music industries combined. Much of that money was made by big developers creating big games.

The game might look retro, but it says a lot about this current moment in video game development. The video game industry is massive, probably way bigger than most people think. It brought in around $187 billion in revenue last year, which is more than the film and music industries combined. Much of that money was made by big developers creating big games.

The game might look retro, but it says a lot about this current moment in video game development. The video game industry is massive, probably way bigger than most people think. It brought in around $187 billion in revenue last year, which is more than the film and music industries combined. Much of that money was made by big developers creating big games.