

CA governor to sue Trump, Harvard visas resume, consumer sentiment report & more
Jun 9, 2025
Protests in LA have sparked significant discussion about immigration policies and their implications. Visa processing for Harvard students is back on track after legal changes. A new survey reveals a boost in consumer sentiment, shedding light on public optimism. Meanwhile, Israel is preparing to deport activists from a humanitarian mission. The podcast adds depth to the troubling resurgence of the death penalty in the U.S., raising ethical questions amidst these unfolding events.
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LA Protests Calm After Raids
- The LA protests calmed after one of the most volatile nights due to immigration raids.
- Officials criticize the National Guard deployment as unnecessary escalation.
Harvard Visa Processing Resumed
- The U.S. State Department ordered consulates to resume processing Harvard visas immediately.
- This follows a court order halting Trump's attempts to restrict international students to Harvard.
Consumer Sentiment Rises
- Consumer sentiment improved last month with a drop in inflation expectations and optimism about jobs.
- Americans felt better about prices and their personal finances.