
Hi r/politics! We are journalists and policy experts who have spent the last year covering Trump’s mass deportation campaign.
- Adam Isacson | Director of the Washington Office on Latina America’s (WOLA) Defense Oversight program | He has worked on defense, security, and peacebuilding in Latin America since 1994. In his current role he monitors U.S. cooperation with Latin America’s security forces, as well as other security trends.
- Kathleen Bush-Joseph | Lawyer and Policy Analyst with the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute | She has experience with removal proceedings, asylum, and refugee law.
- Gustavo Solis | Investigative border reporter at KPBS in San Diego | He covers immigration in America’s largest border city, focusing on the human impact of federal immigration policy.
- Tyche Hendricks | Senior editor for immigration at KQED in the Bay Area | She leads coverage of the policy and politics that affect California’s immigrant communities.
In this AMA, we can answer questions about the current policies in place, the logistics and the impacts of federal immigration actions on communities. Ask us anything.
We’re immigration policy experts Adam Isacson & Kathleen Bush-Joseph, and immigration reporters Gustavo Solis & Tyche Hendricks. We’re here today to talk about immigration enforcement one year into the Trump administration. Ask us anything.
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Okay. Considering the number of times that courts have issued orders, say to not fly somebody out of the ccountry or to release somebody, that were ignored by the administration, why have we seen no contempt charges filed?
When immigration enforcement are detaining and disappearing [members of the Sioux](https://www.fox9.com/news/oglala-sioux-leaders-seek-missing-members-detained-ice-minneapolis), can it be rationally argued that the actions in Minneapolis are even about immigration enforcement anymore? When does immigration enforcement cross the line to become a purge of undesirables?
When State official police departments are publicly ignoring requests from ICE, a clear divide is happening; what do you think will happen if states and ICE/CBP start butting heads more?