Nicole Norea

Nicole Norea, a senior politics reporter at Vox, and Amanda Frost, a UVA law professor and author, dive into the complex issue of denaturalization. They discuss the recent DOJ memo and its ties to citizenship revocation, raising concerns about its implications for immigrant communities and political motivations. The conversation also journeys through America’s troubling history with denaturalization, highlighting pivotal moments like the Dred Scott decision and the Expatriation Act, revealing deep-rooted patterns of disenfranchisement and civil rights struggles.

Michelle Hackman, an immigration reporter for the Wall Street Journal, and Nicole Norea, a Vox reporter covering border issues, dive into the complexities of U.S. immigration. They discuss the psychological impacts of political rhetoric on immigrant communities, spotlighting rising deportations of international students amid protests. Personal privacy concerns are also highlighted, as travelers face invasive customs inspections of their devices. The importance of safeguarding personal information and understanding new travel restrictions is emphasized throughout.

Nicole Norea, an immigration reporter for Vox, delves into the alarming rise of unaccompanied minors crossing the US-Mexico border. She discusses the Biden administration's challenges in providing adequate shelter for these children amidst a shortage of resources. Norea highlights the complex factors driving migration, including crime and corruption in Central America. The episode also covers the administration's evolving policies on asylum seekers and the ongoing struggle for comprehensive immigration reform in a politically divided landscape.