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When it comes to the hot-button issue of deportation policies, Glenn Greenwald and Anna K. Gorisch are not holding back. Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, argues that President Trump’s tactics violate fundamental civil liberties outlined in the Constitution. On the other side, we have Gorisch, an immigration attorney who is ready to defend these policies, maintaining they stand up to scrutiny. You can almost feel the sparks flying!
This debate is more than just two professionals trading opinions; it’s an exploration of how immigration laws intertwine with our civil rights—an intense dance on a legal tightrope. Moderated by Gene Epstein, Director of the Soho Forum, it’s a classic case of legal brains battling it out. Picture the sheer enthusiasm of two intellectual heavyweights going toe-to-toe, each armed with their own facts and beliefs.
What’s fascinating is the real-world impact of this discussion. Depending on who you align with, the stakes change dramatically for countless individuals facing deportation. As we watch this unfolding drama, you have to wonder: how do we strike a balance between national policy and personal rights? It’s a complex issue with no easy answers, but it sure makes for compelling conversation. And if all else fails, maybe we can just blame the lawyers, right?
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