Ximena Bustillo

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260 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Ximena Bustillo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The NPR Politics Podcast · Fatal ICE shootings reignite campaign debate over immigration · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

But that unifying tagline is probably not going to win you every single race and it might lose you some races.

I was saying what you were saying, Mara.

I was saying like, in fact, there probably is pressure for them to not say that.

Yeah.

Like there is probably more pressure for them to not say abolish ICE.

I mean, yes, but the unifying message wouldn't be about... Like, okay, so there is an instinct for political parties to have a unifying message on policy issues.

But...

Whether or not it is abolish eyes, it is probably not abolish eyes.

More candidates, they're going to turn to the lessons of 2018 when they did do that and it did not work for them.

But there are some progressives in states like Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado that saw increased enforcement that are pushing that envelope and are breaking with the mold.

The NPR Politics Podcast · Trump's week in the courts – big wins and big losses · 26 Jun 2026 podcast

So temporary protected status is a designation that the

Homeland Security Secretary can assign to a country.

And typically that grants protections for people from that country to be in the U.S.

and work in the U.S.

legally because they might not be able to return to their home countries because of various challenges such as war, natural disaster, political instability, a whole host of potential other reasons the secretary can decide on.

This has been a program since like the 1990s.

And

Generally, the designation lasts between six to 18 months.

But for several countries, some of these statuses stay in effect for decades and decades.

They've just been renewed and renewed and renewed because secretaries have deemed that these countries are not safe.

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