great state of iowa. a brewing battle over who has the harshest vision from america. trump and desantis prepared to do it out in a fight for the gop nomination. plus, the greatest ongoing shift towards authoritarianism, if they work literally wrote the authoritative study on the subject. also, the harsh realities, now that title 42 is history is easy to forget, this is a humanitarian crisis, there are enormous hurdles for those arriving at our border by the books. we are going to show. you and holding a line on reproductive rights in south carolina. one of the woman fighting to keep an ultra restrictive abortion ban from becoming law is with us. this is american voices. . we begin this hour with the humanitarian crisis at our southern border with mexico. as the u.s. struggles to meet the reality of the growing complexities of migration. this new reality demands every imagining of our immigration system, a system meant for the realities of past decades. new data from the dep
but, i wish i had a better answer for all of it, because in tv and production, it s complicated. i agree, it should not take this long. personally, it took me so long to find puppetry, i did not start until i was in my 30s. i started late in life. but we are first generation american, you do not know if poetry is an opportunity for you, partly because he wants yourself represented in the craft, but also because, your mom has just come to this country fleeing a civil war, you are focused on, i need a trade craft so i can take care of my family, myself, to take care of my mom. and when you see poetry, you think that is not something that will pay the bills. i will not be able to take care of myself and everybody like i want to. but when i got older i discovered actually, you can make money doing just about anything, if you work hard at it and actually become the best you can add it. that is what i strive to do as a puppeteer. when you talk about your mom and fleeing the civil war, of c
lawyers privately call him clark, has in clark rockefeller. and they did. but the man who invented that name, and so many others, spent his adult life confessing others to believe his live, and to like him and reward him for those lives, failed on all counts with a jury of his peers. unfortunately, there was an interaction here of somebody that they instinctively hated, did not understand. they did not like him at all? they hated him. they were laughing at him openly. not a fitting and for a rockefeller, perhaps. but for a liar who is also a killer, maybe just right. that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching as we begin a new hour, it is a race to the bottom in the
that is where there is an opportunity for the administration to say, well, the slow burning prices here crisis here, is that it is a trumpist issue. if we don t want them to come, if we want to compete against china, we need to recognize there is a benefit, the people will literally risk their lives to still come to our country. so, creating orderly pathways, legal pathways, this allows for more people to come that route rather than the southern border, but also to recognize there are asylum seekers who are exercising their legal right, who are risking their lives, who are coming for the children to seek a better life, who need to have that opportunity to exercise it. krish, lindsay, as always, thank you both. 20, warning homeland security secretary alejandro americus we on the sunday show with jonathan capehart. they will talk about the situation at the border at the end of title 42, and what comes next. that is tomorrow, 9 am eastern, right here on msnbc. next for us, as presiden
realities of past decades. new data from the department homeland security just border agents stopped more than 6200 undocumented migrants at our southern border on friday. it was the first day since the u.s. and in the trump era border restrictions known as title 42. the number of crossings down sharply, compared to earlier in the week. behind each number is a person trying to find their way to a better life. this week, our colleague, met a family fleeing their home country of venezuela. three generations, a grandmother with her daughter and granddaughter, leaving everything behind because other nations unstable government. they have dreams of a better future, and education to build a new life here in the united states. and, beyond our southern border, there are millions of families across the globe in similar situations. here is homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, earlier this week. the challenge of migration is not exclusive to the southern border, in fact, it is