Louise Callaghan

Louise Callaghan is the US Correspondent for The Sunday Times and provides a chilling look at the impact of Trump's migrant ban. She reveals how hopeful migrants are now forced to turn back after risking everything, shedding light on personal stories of hardship and disillusionment. The discussion highlights the drastic decline in attempts to cross the southern border, the dangers from cartels, and the emotional toll on families fleeing violence. Callaghan dives into America's evolving identity and the implications of shifting immigration policies.

Josh Glancy, News Review Editor at The Sunday Times and former Washington correspondent, joins Louise Callaghan, the newspaper's US correspondent, to dissect the nuances of Donald Trump's inauguration as the wealthiest in U.S. history. They unveil the significant financial backing from tech giants and contrast this event with Trump's first inauguration. Insights on anticipated executive actions, particularly regarding pardons, and the evolving perceptions of Trump’s legacy within the corporate landscape highlight this captivating discussion.

Louise Callaghan, Senior US Correspondent for The Sunday Times, shares her insights on the implications of Trump's aggressive mass deportation plan. She discusses the appointment of Tom Homan as the new ‘border tsar’ and the economic fallout tied to potential deportations. Callaghan critically examines misconceptions about illegal immigrants and highlights how Trump's narrative positions them as threats, contrasting it with the economic realities of undocumented labor in America. The podcast dives into the political maneuvering surrounding these policies.