Jacob Soboroff

You know, two entire communities in the most populous county in the country are gone now.

And I don't think that the ramifications of what has happened and sort of literally the population shifts that are happening are going to be understood, if not now, you know, even for years to come.

He näyttävät tällä hetkellä melkein niin ympäröiväisiä, että kun nainen on tullut, he menivät tähän yliopistoon, ja Gregory Bovino, jonka olet keskustellut läpi, oli siellä. Mitä se kertoo sinulle, kun katsoit tämän viikon? Kiitos, että mainitsit Eero Morrisin elokuvan. Olin itse asiassa sanonut hänelle tänään, että on mahtavaa, kuinka paljon se elokuva tarkoittaa, mitä tapahtuu Amerikassa tänä päivänä. Ja kun katsotaan sitä yliopistosta, kun katsotaan, mitä tapahtui Renee Nicole Goodelle, niin nämä ovat seuraukset. Puhutaan suoraan.

of trying to institute the largest mass deportation campaign in American history. The stated goal was to model it after Dwight D. Eisenhower's 1954 program that deported a million Mexicans and some Americans. And so now what we're seeing, in addition to deportations happening, people being rounded up all over the country, and I've seen it in LA and Chicago and in Charlotte and in the halls of 26 Federal Plaza in New York, now we're seeing American citizens

tullut maahanmuuttajien kohdalla. Näitä taktiikoita on nähty kaikkialla maailmassa. Greg Vino on käynyt tuolla videokruudella, olen nähnyt sen Chikagossa ja L.A. He ovat olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet olleet.

men and women that I have spent time with along the line on the southwest border, who I would consider people that I would know and like in my normal life. That's fair. I was referring to kind of Greg Bovino and Trump and Stephen Miller. It's part of the culture. It is ingrained in the culture there. They have a word for hitting.

I'm not going to say it, but it's the noise that it makes. This is just the extrapolation of the decades of deterrence-based, bipartisan-based immigration policy that treats people who are looking to come here for a better life as criminals, as if they are doing something wrong. And you're watching the most radical extension of it ever play out on the streets of America right now.

Mitä opetuksia pitäisi ottaa, kun katsotaan Minneapolisa ja tietysti toiset kaupungit, kun katsotaan vaikutuksen näkökulmasta? On ihanaa, miten kaupungin järjestelmä on niin selkeä minulle.

Jos näin tapahtuu tai perustetaan perhe, saa yksityiskohtaisen näkökulman ymmärtää, mitä on ympäri yhteiskuntamme. L.A. järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen järjestöjen

No katsokaa, missä he tarkoittavat suurin piirtein? Home Depotin paikkoja. Ei pahimmillaan pahimmillaan, vaan ihmisille, jotka haluavat mennä ja saada tykkäyksiä. He menovat rakentamiseen paikkoihin, jotka ovat luonnollisesti paikkoja, jotka tuovat Los Angelesa takaisin. Ja kuten sanoit, nämä poliitikot ovat todellisen maailmanlaajuisia, sekä Los Angelesissa, jossa he yrittävät pysyä takaisin tänä päivänä, ja Trumpin hallitus tekee sitä vaikeampaa.

Katie Miller, she was spokesperson at DHS during the family separation crisis. A vocal, unwavering defender of what we were doing, taking these kids away from their parents. Katie Miller told Jacob Soboroff, quote, My family and colleagues told me that when I have kids, I'll think about the separations differently. But I don't think so.

Katie Miller, she was spokesperson at DHS during the family separation crisis. A vocal, unwavering defender of what we were doing, taking these kids away from their parents. Katie Miller told Jacob Soboroff, quote, My family and colleagues told me that when I have kids, I'll think about the separations differently. But I don't think so.

Katie Miller, she was spokesperson at DHS during the family separation crisis. A vocal, unwavering defender of what we were doing, taking these kids away from their parents. Katie Miller told Jacob Soboroff, quote, My family and colleagues told me that when I have kids, I'll think about the separations differently. But I don't think so.

Homeland Security sent me to the border to see the separations for myself, to try to make me more compassionate. But it didn't work. End quote. Jacob responds, quote, It didn't work? I will never forget what I saw. Seriously. Are you a white nationalist? He asked, exasperated. No, she said, but I believe if you come to America, you should assimilate. Why do we need to have, like, Little Havana?

Homeland Security sent me to the border to see the separations for myself, to try to make me more compassionate. But it didn't work. End quote. Jacob responds, quote, It didn't work? I will never forget what I saw. Seriously. Are you a white nationalist? He asked, exasperated. No, she said, but I believe if you come to America, you should assimilate. Why do we need to have, like, Little Havana?

Homeland Security sent me to the border to see the separations for myself, to try to make me more compassionate. But it didn't work. End quote. Jacob responds, quote, It didn't work? I will never forget what I saw. Seriously. Are you a white nationalist? He asked, exasperated. No, she said, but I believe if you come to America, you should assimilate. Why do we need to have, like, Little Havana?

Grand opening, grand closing.

Grand opening, grand closing.

Grand opening, grand closing.

Yeah, they sure did, Steph. And I have to say, it was really an extraordinary experience to spend time with these four really remarkable individuals. For people that weren't watching earlier in the broadcast, I want to reintroduce them to you all very briefly. Starting here in the lower right-hand part of your screen, it's Nigella Nakuna, who was fired from the U.S.