Challenges in Journalism and Immigration Politics

This chapter explores the perils faced by journalists in conflict zones following the tragic loss of one in Gaza, and transitions into a critical discussion about new USCIS immigration guidelines. The speakers analyze the implications of these policies, particularly regarding the evaluation of individuals deemed associated with controversial ideologies, and the evolving standards of good moral character in citizenship assessments. Additionally, it reflects on the political landscape in Texas, highlighting the struggles of the Democratic Party against gerrymandering and the ongoing cycle of hope and disillusionment in effecting real change.

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