With A Second Term, Trump Would Take His Immigration Crackdown Further

Franco Ordonez, NPR's White House correspondent, has closely followed immigration policy during Trump's presidency and his current campaign. In their discussion, he examines how Trump aims to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction over the border crisis. They delve into the implications of Trump's controversial immigration strategies, including family separation and the potential for stricter policies in a second term. Ordonez also highlights the stark contrasts and unexpected similarities between Trump and Biden's approaches, emphasizing immigration's pivotal role in the upcoming election.