5.18.23 Immigration policy, nondiscrimination ordinances, and cooking up memories

The World and Everything In It

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🗓️ 18 May 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Now that Title 42 has ended, officials and advocates differ on where to go from here on

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0:00.0	The world and everything in it is made possible by listeners like my friends, the Hearts.
0:07.9	Thank you, Matthew and Laura, for recommending the podcast to me several years ago in our
0:13.1	church community group here in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
0:17.0	I hope you enjoyed today's program.
0:24.3	Good morning.
0:25.3	How much authority does a city council have when it comes to discrimination and first
0:29.8	amendment rights?
0:31.0	An Atlanta suburb turns out for a heated debate.
0:33.8	Diversity is thought and the ability to disagree should not be subject to government punishment.
0:40.0	Also an update to the chaotic situation at the southern border.
0:43.7	This Republican anti-immigrant bill, HR2, is cruel, extreme and not based on fact.
0:49.8	Plus learning to cook Indonesian style as a way of preserving culture.
0:54.3	World commentator Cal Thomas on who we trust in our government and institutions.
1:05.9	It's Thursday, May 18th.
1:07.7	This is The World and everything in it from listeners supported World Radio.
1:11.6	I'm Mary Reichard and I'm Paul Butler.
1:13.6	Good morning.
1:16.5	Up next Kent Covington has today's news.
1:19.6	President Biden is in Japan this morning for the G7 summit.
1:23.8	It will be a shorter trip than planned by the inscribed visits to Australia and Papa
1:27.9	Duginny amid ongoing debt ceiling talks.
1:30.6	White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
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