The World and Everything In It 6.10.25 Rioting in California, disability rights at the Supreme Court, and living off the grid in New Mexico
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Jun 10, 2025 
Kim Henderson, a senior writer for World, reports from Spur Ranch in New Mexico, where she shares fascinating insights about off-grid living. Meanwhile, Andrew Arthur, associated with the Center for Immigration Studies, discusses the escalating protests over immigration enforcement in Los Angeles, shedding light on the federal response. The conversation also covers a pivotal Supreme Court case on disability rights, highlighting the emotional journey of families seeking justice. Topics range from the intricacies of disability law to the serene challenges of ranch life.
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LA Riots Reflect Enforcement Conflict
- Riots in Los Angeles erupted due to immigration enforcement ramping up, mixing peaceful protests with violent clashes.
- The tensions reflect a broader conflict between local and federal authorities over immigration law enforcement.
Disability Rights Challenge High Proof
- A Supreme Court case challenges the high proof standard for disability discrimination in schools, advocating for easier access to reasonable accommodations.
- The outcome could reshape educational rights for over eight million students with disabilities nationwide.
Phone Fees Raise Constitutional Questions
- The Supreme Court case questions if phone bill fees are unconstitutional taxes and if Congress improperly delegated taxing power to the FCC.
- The case highlights issues of taxation without representation and agency authority over public funds.
