Hey folks, Joyce Vance here.

A federal jury in New York ordered former President Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll

83.3 million dollars for defaming her after she accused him of rape.

In other news, Trump's former trade advisor, Peter Navarro,

was sentenced to four months in prison

for defying a January 6th House Committee subpoena.

And the Supreme Court is wading into a dispute over whether the federal government

has exclusive authority to enforce immigration law, or if states like Texas may set their

own immigration policies.

Preet Barara and I discuss all that and more on the Café Insider Podcast.

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So let's turn now to one of the most important issues that's driving a lot of discussion

It's driving a lot of the politics of this year's election and it's also driving a lot of court cases. And that is the issue of immigration generally, and more specifically, the issue of immigration at our southern border.

It has been a battle cry for Republicans. We have an entire episode on the situation of the border on the stay tuned podcast in the last couple of weeks and there are lots of folks who think among other things not to get into politics for a moment, that on the

Republican side, generally in the Trump side in particular, they don't really want a

solution. They want to keep the issue alive and there has been some progress

towards a bipartisan border security

solution, a bit of legislation that reportedly Donald Trump has basically

exploded by telling members of Congress,

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