Immigration policy is one of President Joe Biden’s top priorities. He has signed five executive orders and issued another four statements and proclamations — in less than two weeks — that include: upping the annual number of refugees allowed into the country nearly tenfold, seeking to reunify families that were separated at the border, stopping construction of the border wall, and looking at access to the legal system for immigrants.
Mary C. Curtis speaks to former immigration advocate and senior director for Obama’s White House Domestic Policy Council Cecilia Muñoz about the past, present and future.
Show Notes:
- ‘If racism is a lie, how has it been sustained, institutionalized and structured in America?’
- ‘White Rage’
- Equal Time: Faith and politics
- Breaking the ‘pale and male’ barrier
- Majority Whip James E. Clyburn: “The pursuit of a more perfect union”
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