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Adrian Carrasquillo

Immigration reporter for The Bulwark, author of Huddled Masses newsletter. Expert on immigration issues and asylum seekers.

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Jan 23, 2025 • 60min

Sam Stein and Adrian Carrasquillo: We Are in a Simulation

Sam Stein, the Managing Editor at The Bulwark, and Adrian Carrasquillo, author of the newsletter "Huddled Masses," dive into a whirlwind of current events. They tackle the bizarre world of social media battles involving government contractors. The conversation highlights Trump's controversial remarks on January 6th, emphasizing political narratives. They also dissect alarming immigration policies, including raids in sensitive locations and the targeting of non-threatening individuals. The political climate is charged, and their insights shed light on complex issues facing America today.
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Oct 31, 2024 • 27min

Trump Slings More Garbage

Adrian Carrasquillo, a national political reporter focusing on the Latino community, discusses the fallout from Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, where his comments about Puerto Rico sparked outrage. Major Puerto Rican artists like Nicky Jam have distanced themselves from Trump, influencing community sentiment. Carrasquillo highlights the rising engagement of Latino voters and how celebrities shape political discourse. He also addresses the complexities of Latino voter identity and their potential impact in key swing states.
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Apr 3, 2025 • 17min

ICE’s Cruelty Hits a New Low

Adrian Carrasquillo, an immigration reporter and author of the Huddled Masses newsletter, joins to discuss the plight of Adriana Quiroz Zapata, an asylum seeker from Colombia. They delve into the shocking attempts by ICE to deport her to Mexico despite a court order. The conversation also highlights the heartbreaking realities of asylum struggles, systemic failures in immigration enforcement, and the emotional toll on families. Carrasquillo emphasizes the urgent need for internal accountability in immigration policies and the troubling consequences of current practices.