Do we still care about due process?

Jonathan Blitzer, a staff writer at The New Yorker focusing on immigration and the U.S. court system, dives into the troubling impact of deportation policies under the Trump administration. He discusses how innocent Venezuelans, including one misidentified due to tattoos, face catastrophic consequences. Blitzer critiques the fast-paced deportations enforced under the Alien Enemies Act, showcasing the judicial system's struggle to keep up. The conversation raises urgent questions about individual rights versus public safety and the ongoing immigration crisis.