A conservative court just greenlit Trump's mass detention policy, reinterpreting old laws to lock up thousands.
As heard by us
A brisk, uneasy look at immigration enforcement and the lawyers buckling under it.
This episode follows DOJ lawyers handling immigration cases for the Trump administration as they describe a punishing workload and start to quit, with one Minnesota lawyer standing out after telling a judge the job has become miserable.
Why you'd press play
When immigration courts start buckling, this is a sharp way to feel the strain.
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