Leila Fadl

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628 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 4 Jun

Leila Fadl’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 12 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 3.

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Up First from NPR · Airstrikes On Gaza, Shutdown Pressure Points, Venezuela Boat Strikes · 20 Oct 2025 podcast

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Up First from NPR · Tariff Fears, Trump Budget Plan Passes House, Deportation Ruling · 11 Apr 2025 podcast

Conservatives are just, in general, much more willing to speak their mind.

Up First from NPR · Justice Department Firings, Humanitarian Parole Ends, China And AI · 28 Jan 2025 podcast

All of them were involved in prosecuting President Trump.

And a Chinese AI chatbot is free and getting more popular than ChatGPT. It's caught the attention of the tech world and Wall Street. Stay with us. We'll give you the news you need to start your day.

President Trump and his administration continue to flood the zone with executive actions and department changes. Just yesterday, dozens of senior officials in the U.S. Aid and Development Agency were put on leave.

Right. And there's one more. The acting attorney general purged Department of Justice officials involved in investigating Trump. We're going to hone in on that purge and what it means with NPR justice correspondent Carrie Johnson. Good morning, Carrie.

So what do we know about these firings?

OK, on the campaign trail, Trump did talk about retribution and getting back at the people who investigated him. Is this Trump fulfilling that promise?

And you've got some more news about changes inside the Justice Department. What else is happening?

The future is unclear for more than 1.4 million immigrants in the U.S. legally under several Biden-era programs.

For more, NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran joins me. Good morning.

So one of the programs is called humanitarian parole. Tell us how it worked and who is in this country because of it.

Right, like the CBP One app, which we've heard about before on this program, another way people could claim asylum and enter the country legally. Tell us about that.

I mean, what happens, though, to these people now? Will they all get deported?

Sergio, Trump has issued several other immigration actions that aren't related to asylum. What are they?

That's NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran. Thank you, Sergio.

NPR's John Ruich is on the line now from China to help make sense of how big a deal this actually is. Hey, John. Hi there. So, first of all, tell us about this company that many people, including me, just heard of now.

And what's the significance of that?

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