Podcasts about child separation

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MMO #145 comes a week after Trumps victory over the perfect candidate that ran a perfect campaign, Kamala. As expected, there has been quite a bit of fall out since and the Media propaganda machine has spun people up into a frenzy. If you voted for Trump, you might be a disinvited from Thanksgiving and/or a good ol’ fashioned nazi. The media contemplates why Kamala lost from which to leading theories emerge. My money is still on racism! A spat of racist text messages gets squarely blamed on Mango Mussolini. We talk cabinet picks and the new reform parties plans. We briefly touch on the State of Germany’s government and a few explosive stories coming out of Pakistan. Finally, the left has turned 180 and started their own brand of conspiracies: LGBTQ-Anon, anyone?   ART: SurveyorJose killed it this week with his FEMA inspired art work with a Southern Vaporwave still approach. I believe this is a first time W for him. Think you can beat it? Send your art to dan@mmo.show and john@mmo.show   Executive Producers of MMO #145: Berlin, (Vielen Dank, Herr Berlin. Ich wünsche Ihnen viel Erfolg bei den kommenden Wahlen!) The Huntress, the Okie Smoke Show SurveyorJose, a real one (you know why!) Fiat Fun Coupon Donators for MMO #145: Hempress Emily M. Sharky Trashman Sam S. of Bourblandia and Beargrass Boobs & Beer   Shownotes Ep 145   Reform                         ARTICLE: Senate Majority Battle NBC                         Tom Homan Testifies on Child Separation 2019                           Dept Education                         University System                         Trans Reckoning                         Title IX                                     THESE ARE FROM AUGUST 2024             RFK RFK Jr. on NBC w/ Vaughn Hillyard Froot Loops 7 – ABC GMA Alok Patel   Democrats             Katie Porter Sicko             Shermichael Singleton v Jay Michaelson TRANS             Hysterical Left Eddie Gaulde MSNBC Nightcap             Van Jones on Health Policy CNN                         Total Incumbent Death (TID)  (billions must lose)               Total Lunatic Tok             Tulare County Starlink             Rogan on Elon App             Starlink Breaking Up             Connect the Dots             Alfie Oaks Raid   Pakistan             Pakistan Train Station   FEMA             Targeted Discrimination

When Donald Trump declares the U.S. to be "occupied" by immigrants and promises a "Liberation Day" of mass deportation, Ali Velshi reminds us that Trump has made good on extremely cruel immigration policies before.

Over the past couple of years, Republicans in Texas and Florida have pursued a devastating new line of attack against trans youth: separating them from their supportive parents. In this episode replay from last spring, Imara discusses the politics and consequences of these family separation efforts with two people working on the frontlines. First, she's joined by former Texas Child Protective Services employee Morgan Hardee Davis, who shares his harrowing experience of being forced to investigate loving, trans-affirming families, and his decision to resign in protest. Next, Imara talks with the Director of the Transgender Rights Initiative at Southern Legal Counsel, Simone Chriss, about the state of Florida's attempt to manipulate custody rules to provide a safe haven for transphobic parents. And make sure to check out TransLash Media's news and politics show “The Mess: Imara's Guide to Our Political Hellscape.” You can subscribe by getting a TransLash Fam membership in Apple Podcasts. Just scroll to the top of this show in the Apple Podcasts app to try it for free. Follow TransLash Media @translashmedia on TikTok, Instagram, Threads, X, and Facebook.Follow Imara Jones on X (@ImaraJones) and Instagram (@Imara_jones_)Follow our guests on social media! Morgan Hardee Davis: Instagram (@Mhdavis52)Southern Legal Counsel: Instagram (@SouthernLegalCounsel) Twitter: (@SouthernLegal)TransLash Podcast is produced by Translash Media.Translash Team: Imara Jones, Oliver-Ash Kleine, Aubrey Calaway. Xander Adams is our sound engineer and contributing producer.Oliver Whitney and Courtney Cobb are our social media producers.Theme Music: Ben Draghi and ZZK records. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We humans have this drive to erect barriers between ourselves and others, Luis Alberto Urrea says, and yet this makes us a little crazy. He is an exuberant, wise, and refreshing companion into the deep meaning and the problem of borders — what they are really about, what we do with them, and what they do to us. The Mexican-American border was as close and personal to him as it could be when he was growing up — an apt expression of his parents' turbulent Mexican-American divorce. In his writing and in this conversation, he complicates every dehumanizing stereotype of Mexicans, "migrants" — and border guards. A deep truth of our time, Luis insists, is that “we miss each other.” He offers a vision of the larger possibility of our time beyond the terrible tangles of today: that we might evolve the old illusion of the melting pot into a 21st-century richness of “us." And he delightfully models that messiness and humor will be required.Luis Alberto Urrea is a distinguished professor of creative writing at the University of Illinois Chicago. His books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction include Into the Beautiful North, The Devil's Highway, The Hummingbird's Daughter, and Goodnight, Irene.Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.This show originally aired in July 2018.______Sign up for The Pause — a Saturday morning companion newsletter to the On Being podcast season, and our mailing list for news and invitations all year round. Be the first to know as tickets go on sale for the On Being 2025 live national conversation tour.

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Republicans in Texas and Florida are pursuing a devastating new line of attack against trans youth: separating them from their supportive parents. This week, Imara discusses the politics and consequences of these family separation efforts with two people working on the frontlines. First, she's joined by former Texas Child Protective Services employee Morgan Hardee Davis, who shares his harrowing experience of being forced to investigate loving, trans-affirming families, and his decision to resign in protest. Next, Imara talks with the Director of the Transgender Rights Initiative at Southern Legal Counsel, Simone Chriss, about the state of Florida's attempt to manipulate custody rules to provide a safe haven for transphobic parents. Subscribe to the Anti-Trans Hate Machine here.Follow TransLash Media @translashmedia on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Follow Imara Jones on Twitter (@ImaraJones) and Instagram (@Imara_jones_)Morgan Hardee Davis: Instagram (@Mhdavis52)Southern Legal Counsel: Instagram (@SouthernLegalCounsel) Twitter: (@SouthernLegal)TransLash Podcast is produced by Translash Media.Translash Team: Imara Jones, Oliver-Ash Kleine, Aubrey Calaway. Xander Adams is our sound engineer and contributing producer.Digital strategy by Daniela Capistrano.Theme Music: Ben Draghi and ZZK records. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During the period of several months in 2018 when the Trump administration was separating migrant families at the U.S. border with Mexico, NBC News and MSNBC reporter Jacob Soboroff was exposing the raw details of the situation. He toured a detention facility holding young boys in Texas, and interviewed parents hundreds of miles away in California. He gave the public stark and simple descriptions of what he was seeing, and turned his reporting into a book, “Separated: Inside an American Tragedy.” At the time of this interview with NPR host Mary Louise Kelly at the 2022 Aspen Ideas Festival, at least a thousand children still hadn't been reunited with their parents. Soboroff is still following the issue, and shares what has happened to the families affected and how the Biden administration is handling the aftermath.

Even under the best circumstances in a loving home, parent-child separation causes feelings of rejection. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/779/29

In this episode, Alex starts by sharing some hioarious yet distrubing clips of some of the most cringe moments from CPAC Texas over the weekend. Then Alex goes over a new article in the Atlantic that is over 30,000 words and discusses new revelations about the Trump Administration's child separation policies on the southern border. The article is called  An American Catastrophe by Caitlin Dickerson and through hundreds of interviews with Trump officials, she finds that these cruel policies were intentional and meant as scare tactics. Later, Alex discusses how the cap price on insulin was removed from the Inflation Reduction Act. In a vote of 57-43, the Senate Democrats could not get enough Republicans over the 60 vote threshold to avoid the filibuster. Finally, Alex discusses the Forward Party and whether it would work as a third party. 

A new MP3 sermon from Safe Harbor Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Train up a Child- Separation Speaker: Josh Montgomery Broadcaster: Safe Harbor Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 8/7/2022 Bible: Proverbs 22:6 Length: 35 min.

Should I feel uneasy about leaving my little one with a babysitter or dropping him off at the church nursery for an hour or so? I'm a new parent, and I don't know if it's healthy for my child to be separated from me, even for relatively short periods of time. What's your perspective on this?

((ระดับความ disturb : 4 กะโหลก)) Trigger Warning :: มีการทรมานร่างกายและจิตใจเยาวชน การพลัดพรากจากคนรักหรือครอบครัวเป็นเหตุการณ์ที่สะเทือนขวัญมากๆ ในรายการเคยพูดคุยกันว่าการจากลาด้วยการเสียชีวิตนั้นยังทราบว่าคนคนนั้นไม่อยู่บนโลกนี้แล้ว แต่การจากด้วยการพลัดพรากนั้นน่าเจ็บปวดยิ่งกว่า ด้วยเราไม่อาจทราบได้เลยว่าคนนั้นเป็นตายร้ายดีอย่างไร อีพีนี้ ยชและธัญเลยชวนมาฟังการพลัดพรากจากครอบครัวของเด็กสองคน สองเคส เริ่มด้วยการหายตัวไปของหนูน้อย Etan Patz วัย 6 ขวบ ที่สร้างมูฟเมนต์การตามหาเด็กหาย โดยเป็นเด็กคนแรกที่ถูกตามหาผ่านรูปถ่ายที่พรินต์ลงบนกล่องนม และเคสลักพาตัว Elizabeth Smart วัย 14 ปี ที่หายไปจากห้องนอนที่บ้าน ก่อนจะเกิดการสืบสวนคดีตามหาตัวในเวลาต่อมา #SalmonPodcast #UntitledCase #ยชธัญ

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When you find yourself the observer of a situation that brings up some emotional dis-ease for you, it may be helpful to say the following to yourself: “I don't know what I don't know.” This helps me to feel better when I have felt wronged in some way or when I find myself raising an eyebrow at a situation that may or may not involve me. Society isn't short of judgment and criticism these days. I think there's plenty of it to go around the world a few times. However, each of us can help change that and intentionally, instead, pause and take a moment to reflect and attempt to be empathetic, even if it doesn't come naturally to you. Some may say we need to be more sympathetic, but even that can come across as pity. Maybe it's just easier to say that sometimes, our opinions are best kept to ourselves. Whether you believe in the afterlife or don't, or think every mother should fight tooth and nail to keep their children with them, I hope this episode leads you to listen to both Episode 64 with Kristjana and 65 with Sirry because, they couldn't be any more different but yet, the common theme comes down to how we don't know what we don't know. RESOURCES:Ep. 64 | Kristjana HillbergEp. 65 | Sirry Berndsen  ______NEED HELP?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorIf you or anyone you know is struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, there are free resources available HERE.If you are enjoying the podcast, you may also enjoy my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters.

In this episode of the El Progreso podcast, we discuss the latest news from the US-Mexico border. With undocumented people applying for asylum and crossing the border at record rates, we talk to immigration experts about what the Biden administration has done to move away from the Trump policies and how it has also upheld some of the same harmful laws, including Title 42. Our guests include Dulce Garcia, the Director of Border Angels, an immigration advocacy organization that among its many efforts, places large water jugs in the desert for people crossing the border. We'll get a sense of how that organization and others like it reach out to immigrants in the US, including day laborers, and help them with basic needs, especially during COVID. We'll also speak with Latinx people working inside tech companies about how they feel about tools they build being used to apprehend immigrants. And we end the show with a conversation with a San Francisco-based band, Soltron, whose songs describe the city's political battlefields of gentrification and the immigrant experience.

The wonderful writer Luis Alberto Urrea says that a deep truth of our time is that “we miss each other.” He is singularly wise about the deep meaning and the problem of borders. The Mexican-American border, as he likes to say, ran straight through his parents' Mexican-American marriage and divorce. His works of fiction and non-fiction confuse every dehumanizing caricature of Mexicans — and of U.S. border guards. The possibility of our time, as he lives and witnesses with his writing, is to evolve the old melting pot to the 21st-century richness of “us” — with all the mess and necessary humor required.Luis Alberto Urrea is an English professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He has published in nearly every genre, including nonfiction, memoir, short stories, historical novels, poetry, and even an award-winning mystery story, and has been called a “literary badass.” His many books include Into the Beautiful North, The Devil's Highway, The Hummingbird's Daughter, The Tijuana Book of the Dead and The House of Broken Angels. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.This show originally aired in July 2018.

The wonderful writer Luis Alberto Urrea says that a deep truth of our time is that “we miss each other.” He is singularly wise about the deep meaning and the problem of borders. The Mexican-American border, as he likes to say, ran straight through his parents' Mexican-American marriage and divorce. His works of fiction and non-fiction confuse every dehumanizing caricature of Mexicans — and of U.S. border guards. The possibility of our time, as he lives and witnesses with his writing, is to evolve the old melting pot to the 21st-century richness of “us” — with all the mess and necessary humor required.Luis Alberto Urrea is an English professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He has published in nearly every genre, including nonfiction, memoir, short stories, historical novels, poetry, and even an award-winning mystery story, and has been called a “literary badass.” His many books include Into the Beautiful North, The Devil's Highway, The Hummingbird's Daughter, The Tijuana Book of the Dead and The House of Broken Angels. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode "Luis Alberto Urrea — Borders Are Liminal Spaces." Find the transcript for that show at onbeing.org.

I'm aware of my separation. I struggle to unite as one, for fear that the individual expressions will lose their distinction and thus "specialness" when they are all blended without boundaries. The parent must take responsibility and return to the child yearning for connection. Why do I resist the expression of love? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/channelingamilyn/support

Deidre Silverman comments on one of the Trump administration's most controversial refugee policies — child separation.

Immigration expert Ali Noorani joined Boston Public Radio on Monday, offering a rebuke to President Trump’s attempts to pass blame for caging children at the U.S.-Mexico border onto the Obama administration.  “Who built the cages, Joe?” Trump asked former Vice President Joe Biden during the September presidential debate.  Noorani said that while it’s true that facilities in question were build under President Obama in 2014, their intended purpose was substantially different from their eventual use by the current president.  "They were set up as temporary holding facilities for children; unaccompanied minors at that point,” he explained. “The Trump administration took that infrastructure, and weaponized it.” And while the National Immigration Forum CEO admitted his organization has “many concerns” about the immigration policies of former President Obama, he described the Trump administration’s family separation policy as a “moral tragedy,” that’s left 545 children still without their parents.  Ali Noorani is the President and CEO of the National Immigration Forum. His latest book is "There Goes the Neighborhood: How Communities Overcome Prejudice and Meet the Challenge of American Immigration.”

Election guru Josh Kraushaar joins B2D to discuss the ragged end game, what to watch on Nov. 3, and the disgrace of orphaned children at the border. Special Guests: Bill Galston, Damon Linker, Josh Kraushaar, and Linda Chavez.

Sergio Gonzales of the Immigration Hub says it’s ‘no question’ that the Trump Administration’s child separation policy is a human rights abuse: "I've often said that when you look at immigration in particular, cruelty has been the point of this administration."

Today on the Show:‘ A new inspector general's report details how top department Justice Dept officials were “a driving force” behind President Trump's child separation policy, but where are the children. Some 70 thousand of them and what is their status? What does a Biden administration need to do answer these life and death questions? Also we'll rebroadcast our segment on a new global petition to free the children The post Inspector General's Report on Trump's Child Separation Policy appeared first on KPFA.

This is a segment of episode #269 of Last Born In The Wilderness “Foreigner At The Doorstep: A Story of Asylum At The US-Mexican Border w/ John Washington.” Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/LBWwashington Read segments of ‘The Dispossessed: A Story of Asylum at the US-Mexican Border and Beyond’ at Bookforum and purchase a copy at Verso Books: https://bit.ly/3hy4wBC / https://bit.ly/2GYUOvp At the center of ‘The Dispossessed’ is the story of Arnovis, a Salvadorian man seeking asylum in the United States. As John weaves together the harrowing story of this man as he attempts  to cross numerous borders and countless obstacles on his journey northward, John expands his narrative to include the deeper history and purpose of asylum, the modern bureaucratic framework potential asylees must contend with, and the details and consequences of the uniquely cruel immigration policies enacted by numerous presidential administrations (and most recently, the Trump Administration and their family separation policy). As much as “asylum seekers are expected to unveil themselves, to recount their histories, and to exhibit their wounds," the same cannot be said of those that are in a position to provide asylum. “What we ultimately fear, what we ultimately hate, is, so often, an outward manifestation of our own action or inaction. As Kristeva puts it, “The foreigner lives within us: he is the hidden face of our identity . . . By recognizing him within ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself.” Dispossessing and denying the stranger or refugee does not keep us safe or in possession. It exposes us.” (https://bit.ly/3hy4wBC) By looking at how the United States treats those escaping the most horrifying conditions imaginable, what does that expose in us? John Washington is a writer, translator, and activist. A regular contributor to The Nation magazine and The Intercept, he writes about immigration and border politics, as well as criminal justice, photography, and literature. Washington is an award winning translator, having translated Óscar Martinez, Anabel Hernández, and Sandra Rodriguez Nieto, among others. A long term volunteer with No More Deaths, he has been working with activist organizations in Mexico, California, Arizona, and New York for more than a decade. He is currently based in Brooklyn. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com BOOK: http://bit.ly/ORBITgr PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

On today's Bulwark Podcast, Miles Taylor joins Charlie Sykes to discuss the RNC Convention, why he left the Trump administration, why the GOP needs some soul searching, and when it comes to Trump, cruelty is the point. Special Guest: Miles Taylor.

In this episode, we finally managed to get our youngest brother Rich on the show--and, for some icing on the cake, we actually recorded the episode on his 27th birthday. Yay! (Also, what? How? When did that happen?) Rich shares his most life-altering trauma--the situation in which his daughter (and our niece) Laila was taken from him and his then wife Alexis. He discusses what he learned from that experience, and the impact it has on how he parents his children today. If the starts can align, we hope you'll be hearing more from Rich--including the continuation of this story...because there's a lot we didn't get to. But, regardless, we hope you enjoy hearing this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it! [TRIGGER WARNINGS: Child Abuse, Child Separation, Toxic Moms, Anxiety] This episode was recorded on August 19, 2020. Happy Birthday, Rich!!!

Listen to Quick News Daily Podcast Today, we cover the emerging child migrant separation crisis, the faults of capitalism, Polish presidential elections, Josh Hawley vs. Woj, and so much more! Don't forget the survey: https://forms.gle/oyXHF5Qeim671RRN9 Email quicknewsdaily@gmail.com if there are any issues with the survey. Become a contributor: https://rebrand.ly/SupportQuickNews 

Episode 96 - "Walls That Divide U.S." There is a crisis at the border between the U.S. and Mexico. Global forces of climate change, development and war conspire in a deadly feedback loop of human suffering. At the heart of this crisis is the most sprawling system of detention and surveillance the world has ever seen, relying on unjust criminalization for the benefit of a few sources of power. What does it all mean, how did we get here, and what can we do about it?Learn more at https://borders.ashesashes.org Chapters (00:00) PART I: The Border Crisis (02:31) 1.1: Humane Borders and Desert Aid Work (15:47) 1.2: Guest intros and Crisis Summary (34:28) 1.2.1: Fake University, Real Arrests (38:55) 1.3: History of US Border Patrol (1:16:10) 1.4: Criminalization of Status and Public Safety vs National Security (1:33:13) 1.5: What Does it Take to Become a Refugee? (1:52:20) 1.6: The Wall and Climate Change (2:17:00) 1.7: Child Separation and the History of Concentration Camps (3:02:50) PART II: How We Got Here (3:04:30) 2.1: Mexico (3:52:20) 2.2: Guatemala (4:00:23) 2.3: El Salvador (4:20:08) 2.4: "Just Enter Legally" (4:28:40) 2.5: The Border Benefits Power (4:36:14) 2.5.1: Prison Corporations (4:55:49) 2.5.2: Law Enforcement and Criminality (5:17:04) 2.5.3: Big Surveillance, Co. (5:49:09) 2.5.4: Immigration Enforcement Turned Back on Everyone Else (5:58:49) 2.5.4: Global Development, the Fourth Invasion (6:23:39) 2.5.5: Lucrative Drug Smuggling (6:49:57) PART III: What Can We Do? Special Thanks Doug Ruopp, Humane Borders Amilcar Valencia, El Refugio Paedia Mixon, New American Pathways Azadeh N. Shahshahani, Project South Erin Argueta, Southeast Immigrant Freedom Initiative Music by Juan Camillo GarzaDetailed links and sources (plus credits and more) are available on our website ashesashes.org.Find more information along with relevant news and links on your favorite social network @ashesashescast.CC BY-SA 4.0

FIRST THING: Caroline Boudreaux is here to share her story of how she started the Miracle Foundation and how they go around the world helping to change the current way that we approach orphaned children. The number one way is to prevent the separation of the child from their parents, so how do we manage that?? Caroline shares how her organization is doing this exact thing in hundreds of orphanages. SECOND THING: Amy & Caroline discuss providing children with the opportunity to thrive right now and how you can get involved in changing the lives of children in orphanages around the world, as well as those in America. THIRD THING: Caroline shares how she is taking what she has learned abroad and is using it to help our current foster care situation in the U.S! So how is she doing that?? With this incredible new app that will help foster parents make it more feasible to continue fostering after the first year. FOURTH THING: “Nothing is heavy if everyone lifts”. So how do we continue to make the needed changes toward the goal of ‘No Orphanages by 2040’? Caroline shares how to put your boots to the ground to help make a difference.  Be sure to check out Miraclefoundation.org to learn more and follow @themiraclefoundation  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

A repeat of our first show with the President of Voto Latino, Maria Teresa Kumar with a new timely intro. Al finally took a week off. Okay?!

The media is forwarding all kinds of false narratives. Here's a look at the facts behind "Trump's child separation policy." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sharylattkisson/support

Child separation anxiety - this is a pretty common ailment among INFJs, as we are unsure about the world we live in, and the only thing that we have that is certain is that our parents are there to take care of us in their own way. Thank you for listening! I have just started an online community called Soul Vitamins where you can access all of my courses, books, and videos for a low monthly price. Check it out at https://bit.ly/soulvitamins2 If you want to connect with me further - below are some ways:Buy my course on creating healthy boundaries at http://bit.ly/boundariescourse2Check out my YouTube Channel at https://m.youtube.com/c/BoomShikhaJoin my FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/boomshikha/ Email me at boomshikha at themillionairehippie dot com if you have feedback. Love and light as always,Boom Shikha See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How does psychological trauma affect children's developing brains? In this powerful talk, social worker Luis H. Zayas discusses his work with refugees and asylum-seeking families at the US-Mexico border. What emerges is a stunning analysis of the long-term impact of the US's controversial detention and child separation policies -- and practical steps for how the country can do better.

How does psychological trauma affect children's developing brains? In this powerful talk, social worker Luis H. Zayas discusses his work with refugees and asylum-seeking families at the US-Mexico border. What emerges is a stunning analysis of the long-term impact of the US's controversial detention and child separation policies -- and practical steps for how the country can do better.

How does psychological trauma affect children's developing brains? In this powerful talk, social worker Luis H. Zayas discusses his work with refugees and asylum-seeking families at the US-Mexico border. What emerges is a stunning analysis of the long-term impact of the US's controversial detention and child separation policies -- and practical steps for how the country can do better.

Renato and Patti discuss recent news that the Trump Administration has separated over 900 children from their parents despite a court order prohibiting that practice. They are joined by Lee Gelernt, Deputy Director of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project, who brought that disturbing fact to light in a court filing.

Mount Sinai researchers have published the first large, empirical study examining the mental health of children in immigration detention. Co-authors Craig Katz, MD, and Priscilla Agyeman, MPH, talk about what they found and what it means for all of us. More about the study (http://bit.ly/2yl3swP). The Mount Sinai Human Rights Program (http://bit.ly/2OqPRyL). Dr. Craig Katz (http://bit.ly/2yrHo3r). Help us tell more great stories by completing our listener survey (http://bit.ly/2knrxzR). Enjoying the podcast? Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts (https://apple.co/2Nve2Kt). Music by BlueDot Sessions

Marc & Nikki talk CBD oil: What it is and what it's used for.  We also talk about using essential oils with minor parent/child separation events. Want to learn more about CBD or Essential Oils?  Choose one of the following topics to get more info by TEXT from Marc & his wife, Jennifer: - Essential Oils 101: Text "OILS101" to 210-460-7704 - CBD Oil: Text "CBDclass" to 210-460-7704 Email Marc: marc@eoTalkRadio.com Email Nikki: nikki@eoTalkRadio.com Our website: www.eoTalkRadio.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eotalkradio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eotalkradio/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/eotalkradio Podcast Page: http://eotalkradio.libsyn.com Follow Marc on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marc.ebinger.5 Follow Nikki on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikki.richardsonholland Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - https://goo.gl/XdC5TA Episode Sponsor ✔️ Interested in attending live, local essential oil events in the San Antonio area? Visit our sponsor, The San Antonio Empowerment Council, at http://www.SAECevents.com

In this episode, LSNJ attorney Jey Rajaraman discusses recent federal emphasis on preventive services in the child welfare system and state and local efforts to help low-income families remain intact. She is joined by Associate Commissioner of the Children's Bureau Jerry Milner, to discuss the Family First Prevention Services Act of 2018 and the resulting increased flexibility of Title IV-E funds. Despite local and national efforts to ensure that children are not removed from their parents for reasons of financial insecurity, estimates suggest the majority of children in foster care come from low-income households, and racial and ethnic minorities are significantly over-represented in the system. For this reason, LSNJ has long viewed involvement with the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) as a special concern to people in poverty in New Jersey. The statewide Legal Services system in New Jersey has provided free legal aid and advocacy to low-income parents in child welfare cases for more than 50 years, and promoted policies that strengthen and preserve families, primarily through LSNJ’s Family Representation Project (FRP). Each year, the LSNJ FRP celebrates reunified families as part of the nationwide American Bar Association Family Reunification effort. The interview with Jerry Milner included in this podcast took place in anticipation of the 2018 Family Unification Day Celebration. Video excerpts of this interview as well as the full video of the client story referenced in this podcast, other highlights of the day, and advocacy videos from prior years' celebrations can be viewed on our website at www.lsnj.org/FamilyUnificationDay2018. LSNJ also hosted a Keep Families Together Forum in September 2018, whereby Jerry Milner and David P. Kelly of the Children's Bureau, traveled from Washington, D.C. to meet with four LSNJ clients who told of their experiences with the child welfare system. The parents in attendance were invited to share their stories and suggestions for improving the child welfare system. Coverage of this event, including video of the clients’ testimony, can be viewed at https://www.lsnj.org/PovertyInFocus.aspx?v=Jerry. Music Provided By: Kevin MacLeod - Backed Vibes Clean - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/KevinMacLeod/ Nheap - 02 - 5 March - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nheap/ Split Phase - 40 - CatchingGlitter http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Split_Phase/ Special Guest: Jerry Milner Acting Commissioner, ACF.

In this action-packed episode, we discuss how President Trump's impeachment could unfold, talk about a 9-year-old child, named Byron, separated from his parents for months, due to Donald Trump's inhumane child separation policies, and interview Texas asylum attorney Ricardo de Anda, who's working on Byron's case. Byron remains in a detention center after his father was coerced by immigration into signing a document that ultimately led to them being torn apart. We also discuss attacks on us by Ben Shapiro and a writer for Tucker Carlson's Daily Caller.Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/Krassensteins/)

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Thom's take - Intentional cruelty was used by the Trump administration to frighten possible future asylum seekers from coming to America. And with 48,000 people presently in detention, many of them children, and many children placed in foster homes, now the administration is claiming it would be too difficult to return the kids to their families. Thom is utterly disgusted, and so are his callers, who add detail and dimension to this obscene situation. - Thom reads from 'The Wretched of the Earth' by France Franon. - Congressman Mark Pocan, Co-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, considers with Thom the looming prospect of another possible government shutdown. Callers phone in with questions from climate change to net neutrality to the stigmatizing of Medicare for All as *gasp* 'socialism'. - Bob Ney is also disgusted with the administration's refusal to return the tens of thousands of kids separated from their families illegally at the border. And them an alarming analysis on Trump's military buildup on the Iraq-Iran border.

Child Separation From Parents - The Borrowed Daughter W/ Sana Brauner http://www.sanabrauner.com/ueber-mich/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life What would you do if your young daughter went missing? How many years would you spend searching for her? In your quest for answers, would you also turn to help from the spirit world? This was Sana Brauner's reality after her two-year-old daughter Alexandra-Anita disappeared without a trace during a 2004 tsunami that took the life of Sana's mother. Sana spent years searching for her daughter even reaching out to the spirit world for answers. Some 14 years later, she remains convinced that Alexandra-Anita is alive and that she will hold her again someday. She'll share her very personal search for answers which she details in her memoir, “The Borrowed Daughter.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intrinsic-motivation/support

Child Separation From Parents - The Borrowed Daughter W/ Sana Brauner http://www.sanabrauner.com/ueber-mich/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life What would you do if your young daughter went missing? How many years would you spend searching for her? In your quest for answers, would you also turn to help from the spirit world? This was Sana Brauner’s reality after her two-year-old daughter Alexandra-Anita disappeared without a trace during a 2004 tsunami that took the life of Sana’s mother. Sana spent years searching for her daughter even reaching out to the spirit world for answers. Some 14 years later, she remains convinced that Alexandra-Anita is alive and that she will hold her again someday. She’ll share her very personal search for answers which she details in her memoir, “The Borrowed Daughter.”

In the flood, God starts creation over. But in so doing, God also sees that intervening in human affairs and restarting the world is not a thing to be done lightly; it involves destruction and suffering. So God changes, and trusts in humans to be better, as God hopes for us to be. As we transform the world around us, do we keep our eyes focused on this vision: to reduce suffering, to not harm one another, to sustain the creation with which God has made covenant? Or do we succumb to cruelty and cause suffering? God has hope for us. We try to be better. It is not easy, but this was the life we chose, rather than the life of ignorance, closed off from our curiosity.

Chris, Jesse, and Matt talk about hollywood pretty boys, the legality and moral issues of child separation at the border, and our drug laws.

A border as liminal space, an imposed metaphor on the family, a place of crossing, a place of pressure. “There is no them. There is only us.” The fullness of what it is to be Mexican (and American). Evolving into enjoying each other more. The wonderful writer Luis Alberto Urrea says that a deep truth of our time is that “we miss each other.” We have this drive to erect barriers between ourselves and yet this makes us a little crazy. He is singularly wise about the deep meaning and the problem of borders. The Mexican-American border, as he likes to say, ran straight through his parents’ Mexican-American marriage and divorce. His works of fiction and non-fiction confuse every dehumanizing caricature of Mexicans — and of U.S. border guards. The possibility of our time, as he lives and witnesses with his writing, is to evolve the old melting pot to the 21st-century richness of “us” — with all the mess and necessary humor required. Luis Alberto Urrea is an English professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He has published in nearly every genre, including nonfiction, memoir, short stories, historical novels, poetry, and even an award-winning mystery story, and has been called a “literary badass.” His many books include “Into the Beautiful North,” “The Devil’s Highway,” “The Hummingbird’s Daughter,” “The Tijuana Book of the Dead and The House of Broken Angels.” Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

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Interdimensional Alex and Naz talk about Deathstalker 1 and 2, but first talk about attending a protest over the child separations at the U.S. Mexico border. After discussing the event in which both film warriors marched for the kids in cages, the two watch then discuss both Deathstalker films and examine the films troubling attitudes and behaviors towards woman among other things. A fire sequence in the film leads Alex to tell a story of an experience he had as a young child with fire, which causes Naz to tell his own childhood fire story. Child separation protest talk: 00:00 - 00:23:45 Deathstalker 1 and 2 pre movie chat: 00:23:45 - 00:34:18 Deathstalker 1 and 2 movie discussion: 00:34:18 - 01:16:53 Alex's fire story: 01:16:53 Twitter: @mrnazred instagram: @mr.nazred email: nazredpodcast@gmail.com

Dr. Colleen Kraft is the President of the American Academy of Pediatrics and she has been a pivotal voice in helping us understand the scope of the immigrant child separation crisis. She joins us to discuss the physical, emotional, and developmental harm these children are exposed to as well as where things stand with reuniting them with their families. Key Topics How and when the issue of child separation came to Dr. Kraft's attention Images from the detention centers as a national Rorschach test Is infrastructure in place to provide proper nutrition, healthcare, hygiene and basic care? The lack of knowledge around what is going on in detention centers The triggers and effect of Toxic Stress on children Key steps in mitigating Toxic Stress and the importance of being reunited Has there been pushback to Dr. Kraft and the AAP's efforts? Impact on children who are American citizens How can people contribute? What will be the next major phase in this crisis Links ProBAR RAICES American Academy of Pediatrics Statement on child separation  

Dr. Colleen Kraft is the President of the American Academy of Pediatrics and she has been a pivotal voice in helping us understand the scope of the immigrant child separation crisis. She joins us to discuss the physical, emotional, and developmental harm these children are exposed to as well as where things stand with reuniting them with their families. Key Topics How and when the issue of child separation came to Dr. Kraft’s attention Images from the detention centers as a national Rorschach test Is infrastructure in place to provide proper nutrition, healthcare, hygiene and basic care? The lack of knowledge around what is going on in detention centers The triggers and effect of Toxic Stress on children Key steps in mitigating Toxic Stress and the importance of being reunited Has there been pushback to Dr. Kraft and the AAP’s efforts? Impact on children who are American citizens How can people contribute? What will be the next major phase in this crisis Links ProBAR RAICES American Academy of Pediatrics Statement on child separation  

Drew Agnew from The House of Mario joins Jack this week. Donald Trump's newly announced Space Force is discussed. The death of rapper XXXTentacion and the public's reaction is debated, should people be reveling in the musician's death and should we be sad regardless of his checkered past. Closing out with the US' child separation crisis at the border. Hosts: Jack Kruse - @Krusey_mate Drew Agnew - @IDrewby Into and Outro music - Blast Process by Julian Bowen

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/OTG-JUNE22-2018-DIST-SMALL.mp3 The Documentary 'Killing Gaza' Exposes Israel War Crimes...Activist Lydia Curtis Discusses Decision to Be Arrested...Gerald Horne on U.S. Legacy of Racist Child Separation...Poor People's Campaign Readies for Mass Rally... Voices: Dan Cohen, Gerald Horne, Manolo do los Santos, Lydia Curtis, Savina Martin On The Ground: Voices of Resistance from the Nation's Capital (www.onthegroundshow.org) is a weekly show that brings alternative news from DC. We cover social justice activism and activists, those who are in the DC area and those who come to DC from across the nation or from across the globe to speak truth to power. Esther Iverem, creator, executive producer and host, is an award-winning journalist, poet, visual artist and activist. Her most recent book is Olokun of the Galaxy, a book of poetry and visual art about honoring Earth's oceans and ecosystem and those who perished or descended from the Atlantic Slave Trade. (Seeing Black Press).

While Donald Trump has now signed an executive order claiming to end his inhumane child-separation policy, 2,300 immigrant children remain apart from their parents, and may never be returned because border control agents, and other Trump officials, didn't bother writing down who the kids belonged to. So the children are now lost in the federal bureaucracy and many may end being put up for adoption. It's an incredible story of ongoing child abuse from an administration whose crimes appear to know no bounds. This is a 9-minute excerpt of the 42-minute episode. Premium patrons can listen to the entire episode, and support our podcast, here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-102-womp-womp-19610460

President Trump signed an executive order to keep parents and children together at the border. What does it mean for his immigration policy — and for the families who have already been split apart? Guest: Caitlin Dickerson, a national immigration reporter for The New York Times. For more information on today’s episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily.

Nothing is helping us more right now, as we watch human tragedies unfold on the U.S.-Mexican border and elsewhere, than a conversation Krista had last year with literary historian Lyndsey Stonebridge — on thinking and friendship in dark times. She applies the moral clarity of the 20th-century philosopher Hannah Arendt to now — an invitation to dwell on the human essence of events we analyze as political and economic. Our dramas of exile and displacement are existential, she says — about who we will all be as people and political community. What Arendt called the “banality of evil” was at root an inability to hear another voice. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

Nothing is helping us more right now, as we watch human tragedies unfold on the U.S.-Mexican border and elsewhere, than a conversation Krista had last year with literary historian Lyndsey Stonebridge — on thinking and friendship in dark times. She applies the moral clarity of the 20th-century philosopher Hannah Arendt to now — an invitation to dwell on the human essence of events we analyze as political and economic. Our dramas of exile and displacement are existential, she says — about who we will all be as people and political community. What Arendt called the “banality of evil” was at root an inability to hear another voice. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode “The Moral World in Dark Times: Hannah Arendt for Now — Lyndsey Stonebridge.” Find more at onbeing.org.

(Recorded: June 20th, 2018  w/ Michael Tracey, Roving Journalist and Correspondent @TYTNetwork  - Never Give Up - Woke at Whole Foods - Why do they hate Tracey - Eschewing the pretense of objectivity. - The exceptional lying of President Trump. - Trump vs Obama on immigration - On the media and reactions and anti-media animus - Bernie the Trumpist - Tariffs don't mean the Western alliance is crumbling. - The media needs constant Trumpocalypse - Kudlow's coke habit - Psychoanalyzing Trump See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

(Recorded: June 20th, 2018  w/ Michael Tracey, Roving Journalist and Correspondent @TYTNetwork  - Never Give Up - Woke at Whole Foods - Why do they hate Tracey - Eschewing the pretense of objectivity. - The exceptional lying of President Trump. - Trump vs Obama on immigration - On the media and reactions and anti-media animus - Bernie the Trumpist - Tariffs don't mean the Western alliance is crumbling. - The media needs constant Trumpocalypse - Kudlow's coke habit - Psychoanalyzing Trump See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Party Politics this week, co-hosts Jay Aiyer and Brandon Rottinghaus are going to catch you up on the week’s political news: Texas: Uresti Resigns Houston on DNC short list Trump Jr. cancels George P. fundraiser National:  China tariffs Commerce Secretary Ross shorted stock SCOTUS punt on gerrymandering Boldly go: Space force! Brandon and Jay talk about immigration bills, child separation at U.S. border. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts. Tweet us using #PartyPoliticsPod or email partypoliticspod@houstonpublicmedia.org.  Party Politics is produced by Don Geraci, audio engineer is Todd Hulslander and our digital editors are Matt Prendergast and Giselle Bueno.

President Trump signs an Executive Order to keep families together after outrage surrounding his Zero Tolerance Immigration Policy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Donald Trump says that only Congress can fix the issue of child separation. He's obviously wrong, but will they get it done? It seems like it's not a priority for them. The story took a sickening turn as we found out that there are "tender age" shelters for young children. Some of them are as young as 3 months old. Disgusting. We talk to Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), Rep Mark Pocan (D-WI) and legendary civil rights leader Dolores Huerta

Photo: (U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Rio Grande Valley Sector via AP) Outrage continues in regards to the situation involving immigration and the US. The Associated Press yesterday aannounced that they learned that the Trump administration officials have been sending the children and infants who have been separated from their parents to ‘tender age' shelters. Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang) Last night, the Senate voted to move forward with the pot legalization bill C-45. Canadians will be able to buy recreational marijuana by mid-September. Guest: Jordan Sinclair, Director of Communications & Media, Canopy Growth Corporation. Outrage continues in regards to the situation involving immigration and the US. The Associated Press yesterday aannounced that they learned that the Trump administration officials have been sending the children and infants who have been separated from their parents to ‘tender age' shelters. Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University. Premier designate Doug Ford has decided to quietly axe the Green Ontario Fund. How will this affect the consumer? Guest: Parker Gallant, Vice President of Wind Concerns Ontario.

Photo: (Getty Images)   An audio recording of children who have been separated from their parents at the border has been published online. The US President however has doubled down, placing the blame for the situation on the Democrats.   Guest: Claire Finkelstein, Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Thad Bingle discusses Border Security and Child Separation

On this show, we will check in on key economic indicators and project the impacts of various policies of the Trump administration, including the tax cuts and tariffs on imported goods. A key issue we will address is the ongoing crisis at the US-Mexico border, where children are being separated from their parents and held in detention facilities with little transparency. The policy, enforced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has been denounced by the high commissioner for human rights for the United Nations as ‘unconscionable.’ How will these zero-tolerance policies impact the economy? Lastly, we discuss the latest news on our rapidly warming climate and the impacts this will have on our civilization.