Unrest, Immigration, and Accountability

This chapter explores the complexities of societal unrest, focusing on the roles of marginalized individuals and the financial backers behind revolutionary movements. The discussion shifts to immigration dynamics, highlighting public perceptions and behaviors in response to federal actions, particularly in sanctuary cities and at the southern U.S. border. It also addresses the economic implications of remittances and foreign aid, while reflecting on the evolving landscape of political activism and public demands for accountability.