Chris Van Hollen

In this engaging discussion, Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen reveals his efforts to secure answers about Kilmar Abrego Garcia's controversial detention in El Salvador, spotlighting serious issues surrounding due process and immigration. Congressman Jamie Raskin, a leading voice on the House Judiciary Committee, tackles Trump's court defiance and the significant implications for democracy. The conversation also dives into the broader impact of political rhetoric and highlights the increasingly tense climate for institutions like Harvard amid ongoing political pressures.

Elie Honig, a former prosecutor and CNN's legal analyst, joins Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen, who visited Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador. They delve into the urgent legal battle involving Garcia, discussing the emotional toll of wrongful imprisonment. Honig outlines three potential scenarios for Garcia's case and the complex legal implications, while Van Hollen shares insights from his meeting. They also highlight crucial issues surrounding constitutional rights and the potential consequences of executive overreach in immigration enforcement.

Chris Van Hollen, the Democratic Senator from Maryland and an advocate for immigration justice, dives into the controversial deportation flights under Trump. He discusses his urgent mission in El Salvador to bring back a constituent wrongfully deported, highlighting the significant human rights violations involved. The conversation also touches on a federal judge’s frustration with the administration’s actions, raising concerns about potential contempt charges for non-compliance with court orders. It's a compelling dialogue on justice, accountability, and the real impact of immigration policies.

Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic Senator, passionately discusses his recent meeting with Abrego Garcia, shedding light on the grim realities faced by Garcia in prison. He contrasts the staged narratives portrayed by the El Salvadoran government with the harsh truths of Garcia's plight. The senator advocates for due process and migrant rights, emphasizing the need for transparency in immigration proceedings. He also delves into the broader impact of justice and the dangers of misinformation, sharing poignant stories that highlight the human side of these crucial issues.

This discussion features Chris Van Hollen, a Democrat Senator from Maryland, and Ro Khanna, a Congressman from California, both vocal critics of presidential overreach. They delve into the concerning implications of potential military action against Iran without congressional approval. The guests highlight the constitutional authority surrounding military engagements and the utilitarian implications of a president acting unilaterally. The escalating MAGA infighting reveals deeper tensions regarding military policy and accountability.

Mehul Srivastava, a Financial Times correspondent, and Chris Van Hollen, US Senator from Maryland, delve into how conflicting media narratives are endangering UNRWA’s operations amidst the Gaza crisis. Lex Takkenberg, a humanitarian law expert, provides a historical lens on UNRWA's journey. The discussion also shifts to the evolving relationship between sports media and gambling, featuring insights from scholars and reporters on the impact of betting on journalism and how it alters the fabric of sports coverage.

Joining the discussion are Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Senator with a focus on constitutional rights, and Ryan Nobles and Yamiche Alcindor from NBC News. They dive into the gripping case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a mistakenly deported man, shedding light on due process in America. Van Hollen’s insights from his visit to El Salvador reveal complexities in immigration narratives. The panel also examines the emotional toll on affected families and emphasizes the need for legal accountability and empathy amid criticism over justice for violence victims.

Fresh off his trip to the Middle East, Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen talks about spillover conflict fears as attacks escalate in The Red Sea, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, whether the claims of genocide against Israel hold up, and the repercussions of Netanyahu’s relentless war on Biden’s re-election bid.Then, in a forensic, months-long investigation into Israeli strikes on Gaza, CNN’s Katie Polglase asks if the end can really justify the means when hospitals become legitimate military targets?In our Letter from London this week, professor Scott Galloway joins Christiane for a lightning-round conversation on why he thinks (mathematically speaking at least) Trump’s going to jail, Biden’s going to win, what scares him most about Artificial Intelligence - and why there’s “nothing more dangerous than a young, broke, lonely man.”Also this hour, with awards season shifting into high-gear, actor America Ferrera sits down with Christiane in LA to unpack her unforgettable and inspirational moment in the billion dollar movie, Barbie.And in the Amanpour Archive: In a week that saw a significant step towards normalizing relations between warring neighbors Serbia and Kosovo, we take you back to 1999 as Christiane watched US Marines lead a NATO coalition to free Kosovo from the brutality of Yugoslav rule.Airdate: January 13th, 2024.Guests: Chris Van Hollen, Scott Galloway, America Ferrera. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen shares insights from his visit to El Salvador, where he addressed the wrongful deportation of Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia. He critiques the Trump administration's policies, arguing that financial incentives have distorted justice. Van Hollen stresses the importance of due process and the need for evidence-based immigration policies. He also discusses America's global leadership retreat and the harmful effects of chaotic trade policies on small businesses, calling for a vision that supports working people.

Sen. John Kennedy, a Republican from Louisiana, offers insights on the legal battles tied to the Trump administration's deportation policies. Meanwhile, Sen. Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic voice from Maryland, shares his poignant meeting with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man wrongfully deported. The conversation highlights the emotional and legal complexities of immigration, the evolving landscape of immigration policy, and the internal strife within the Democratic Party regarding their focus on economic justice versus immigration issues.