Jacob Soboroff

Jacob Soboroff, NBC's political correspondent, discusses the stark reality of ICE's policies during the Trump administration. He reveals the troubling shift from targeting serious offenders to detaining harmless undocumented workers. Soboroff shares harrowing stories from detention centers and highlights the emotional toll on families affected by raids, including the traumatic arrest of landscaper Narciso Barranco. The conversation also explores the economic devastation ICE has wrought on communities, emphasizing the resilience of undocumented workers in the face of adversity.

Jacob Soboroff, a bestselling author and NBC News correspondent, delves into the heartbreaking implications of immigration policies, particularly Trump’s intentional cruelty with family separations. He shares personal anecdotes covering the Los Angeles wildfires and the emotional toll it took on families. Soboroff also emphasizes the pressing need for compassionate immigration reform and calls for better preparedness against climate challenges. His insights are enhanced by discussions of a documentary based on his impactful book, "Separated: Inside an American Tragedy."

Communications expert Anat Shenker-Osorio and NBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff join the discussion on Trump’s legal troubles and political strategies for upcoming elections. They delve into the ramifications of Trump's criminal charges on his campaign and the establishment of a select committee to investigate the January 6th attack. The guests explore the importance of integrity, the complexities of political narratives, and the urgent need for effective voter engagement in a polarized landscape. Soboroff also shares insights on immigration policies and the challenges of reuniting separated families.