Ximena Bustillo

Ximena Bustillo, an NPR immigration policy reporter, and Danielle Kurtzleben, a White House correspondent, tackle the latest legal challenges surrounding Trump's deportation plans. They discuss a federal judge's ruling on the administration's compliance with deportation pauses and the emotional rhetoric often used in immigration debates. Additionally, they delve into the procedural differences in immigration courts and highlight the pressing backlog of asylum cases, emphasizing the stark political divide on these policies.

Ximena Bustillo, a seasoned politics reporter for NPR, dives into the latest developments in Donald Trump's hush money case. Juan Merchan, the New York judge overseeing the sentencing, discusses the legal intricacies behind delaying the case until after the presidential election. Stormy Daniels, the adult film star at the center of the controversy, adds her unique perspective on the situation. Together, they explore the broader political ramifications of these legal challenges and what it means for Trump and his allies.

NPR political reporter Ximena Bustillo and Boston University law professor Jed Shugerman discuss Michael Cohen's testimony, alleged schemes, and Trump's involvement in cover-ups. Topics include credibility issues, what prosecution needs to prove, and upcoming closings. Listen for insights on the trial's twists and turns.

NPR political reporter Ximena Bustillo discusses Trump's defense questioning Michael Cohen's credibility in hush money trial. Topics include cross-examination, Cohen's criminal history, and what's next in the trial.

NPR reporter Ximena Bustillo and former NY Prosecutor Tristan Snell discuss Hope Hicks' emotional testimony in Trump's hush money trial, Judge's contempt ruling, and prosecutors seeking second contempt charge. Insights into campaign chaos, legal strategies, and intense courtroom dynamics unfold in this dramatic episode.