Political Dynamics and Migrant Policies

This chapter explores the implications of government policies on international migrants, advocating that those who can afford to return should bear their own costs. It also examines the evolving political landscape, focusing on the significance of a new leader's first hundred days and the relentless nature of campaigning within the American electoral system. The discussion further critiques recent actions taken by a prominent political figure, including executive orders and their broader impact on governance and public sentiment.