The NPR Politics Podcast Trump's Proposed Immigration Changes
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Dec 4, 2024 
Jasmine Garsd, NPR's immigration correspondent, dives into the expected shifts in U.S. immigration policies under President Trump. She discusses key campaign promises like mass deportations and border security. Garsd highlights the proactive strategies of mixed-status families facing uncertainty and talks about the differing political responses across states, from strict enforcement in Republican areas to resistance in Democratic ones. The conversation also touches on the emotional and economic impacts of these policies, particularly in places like New York City.
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Families Prepare for the Worst
- Jasmine Garsd interviewed mixed-status families at the border.
- These families are creating contingency plans in case of deportation.
Trump's Perceived Mandate
- Trump's immigration stance resonates with his base, despite not having a clear mandate.
- He won a record share of the Latino vote but may overestimate public support for extreme measures.
Patchwork of Immigration Enforcement
- Cities and states will likely react diversely to Trump's policies.
- Republican states will support them while Democratic areas will resist, creating a patchwork of enforcement.