Deborah Archer

Deborah Archer, a law professor at NYU and president of the ACLU, delves into her book, discussing how transportation infrastructure exacerbates racial inequality. The conversation tackles the Supreme Court's recent rulings on the Alien Enemies Act, shedding light on the administration's leeway in deportations. Archer emphasizes the urgent need to rethink transportation policies to promote equity and justice, connecting systemic issues to historical decisions. The dialogue highlights the intersection of legal accountability and social justice in shaping a more inclusive society.