Exploring Immigration Myths and Global Conflicts

This chapter delves into the misconceptions surrounding immigration in America, highlighting the historical role of immigrants and addressing fear-based narratives about refugees, especially from Muslim-majority countries. The conversation also examines the complex emotional and political landscapes of U.S. military interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, reflecting on the implications of longstanding conflicts and the public's disengagement. Through personal anecdotes and broader themes of resilience and cultural exchange, the chapter emphasizes the necessity of understanding these global issues and the personal toll of reporting them.