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Music day. Welcome to The Dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine. My name is Daniel Denver,

and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island. Trump has stocked his administration

with reactionaries dead set on making the

nativist bluster of this first term into a fortress America reality. They promise mass

deportations and are developing a new and possibly more extensive Muslim and travel ban that could

include targeting people on ideological grounds.

Trump has already signed an executive order to deport legal non-citizens who participated in pro-Palestine anti-genocide protests. He's declared the end of birthright citizenship,

suspended refugee admissions, canceled legal status for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans,

leveraged tariff threats against Mexico, Canada, and Colombia to support his anti-migrant

agenda, moved to open a migrant camp at Guantanamo, explored outsourcing immigration detention

to Buckeles, El Salvador. And, unfortunately, so much more.

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