Navigating Domestic Crises and Immigration Policy

This chapter explores the stark contrast between government funding for domestic crises like the Hawaii fires and long-standing issues in East Palestine and Flint, and international aid priorities. It examines the implications of immigration policy, particularly regarding DACA, and how shifting social attitudes impact political dynamics within the Democratic Party. The discussion delves into complex moral dilemmas surrounding governance, the politicization of kindness, and the potential future of pardoning nonviolent offenders.