Hamed Aleaziz

Hamed Aleaziz, a dedicated immigration policy reporter for The New York Times, dives deep into the ongoing tensions surrounding ICE raids under the Trump administration. He shares an insider's perspective on a gripping early morning raid in Miami, revealing the emotional toll on families. Aleaziz discusses the political pressures driving aggressive enforcement actions and how these efforts are often met with nationwide protests, particularly in California. The episode highlights the intricate dynamics of law enforcement and community response in a time of heightened immigration tensions.

Hamed Aleaziz, an immigration policy reporter for The New York Times, discusses alarming immigration arrests happening on college campuses. He highlights the experiences of three Columbia University students facing deportation, revealing how these cases reflect a broader crackdown on dissent and free speech. Aleaziz explains the precarious situation of international students like Ranjani Srinivasan, who risks her visa due to activism. The conversation sheds light on the emotional toll of current immigration policies and their chilling effect on academic freedom.

Hamed Aleaziz, an immigration policy reporter for The New York Times, dives into the significant shifts in U.S. immigration policy under President Trump. He discusses the rapid executive actions aiming to tighten immigration controls, including controversial changes to the asylum process. The podcast also explores the legal battles surrounding birthright citizenship and the contrasting immigration strategies of Trump and Biden. Aleaziz sheds light on the broader implications of these policies on America’s identity and legal landscape for immigrants.

Julie Turkewitz, Andes bureau chief for The New York Times, and Hamed Aleaziz, immigration policy reporter for the same outlet, delve into the complexities of U.S. immigration under Trump's controversial tactics. They reveal the often harrowing experiences of deported migrants in a hotel in Panama and highlight communication barriers that exacerbate their struggles. The discussion includes the challenges of repatriating undocumented individuals and the implications of evolving immigration policies, offering a stark look at the realities faced by asylum seekers.

Hamed Aleaziz, a New York Times journalist covering immigration policy, interviews Gregory Bovino, the Border Patrol Chief known for spearheading aggressive enforcement tactics. They discuss how Bovino's history and rise through the ranks shaped his militaristic approach to immigration raids. Topics include the controversial use of tactics in urban areas, the impact of policies like Title 42, and the public's reaction to Border Patrol operations, especially in high-traffic locations. The conversation shines a light on the current and future landscape of immigration enforcement.

Hamed Aleaziz, an immigration policy reporter for The New York Times, discusses the alarming return of family separations during Trump’s second term, despite his earlier promises to end the practice. He shares the heart-wrenching story of a Russian couple, Evgenia and Evgeny, who escape political persecution, only to face new dangers in seeking asylum. The conversation highlights the emotional and bureaucratic challenges families endure, as well as the ongoing public backlash against these painful policies.

Hamed Aleaziz, an immigration reporter with The New York Times, sheds light on the radical shift in U.S. immigration policy, focusing on the offshoring of detainees to countries like South Sudan. He discusses the shocking case of Tuan Tan Fan and the emotional toll on families torn apart by these actions. The conversations highlight legal challenges faced by deportees and the alarming conditions in facilities like 'American Siberia' and 'Alligator Alcatraz.' Aleaziz further examines the implications of such policies on future migration and citizenship rights.

Hamed Aleaziz, an immigration policy reporter for The New York Times, dives into the Trump administration's tightening grip on legal migrants. He reveals alarming news about the termination of many immigrants' legal statuses and the wrongful classification of thousands as deceased, cutting off their access to vital services. The discussion sheds light on the impacts of harsh deportation strategies, the bureaucratic manipulation faced by migrants, and the economic repercussions for industries reliant on their labor, painting a stark picture of the current immigration landscape.

Hamed Aleaziz, a New York Times reporter on immigration policy, joins experts like Ahilan Arulanantham from UCLA Law and Francisco Ugarte, managing attorney with the SF Public Defender's office. They unpack the implications of a recent threat directed at California's sanctuary policies by Trump ally Stephen Miller’s organization. Discussions include potential legal repercussions for state officials, strategies for resisting federal deportation efforts, and the promising response from local jurisdictions in defending immigrant rights and challenging federal overreach.

Journalists from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal discuss immigration policies and national security issues on the border. They also touch on the recruitment of military pilots by China, espionage in the Alps, and America's preparations for space warfare.