From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Who's going to stand up and say, the cartels are gone.

The criminal migrants are gone.

The gangs are gone.

America is for Americans and Americans only.

President-elect Donald Trump has tapped immigration hardliner Stephen Miller to a top White

House post as the incoming administration prepares to carry

out what it calls the largest deportation campaign in U.S. history.

Miller will play a key role along with Trump's border czar Tom Homan and South Dakota

Governor Kristy Noem, who reportedly be the Secretary of the Department of Homeland

Security, will speak to Jean Guerrero, author of Hate Monger, Stephen Miller, Donald Trump,

and the White Nationalist Agenda.

Then as stock prices soar for the GEO Group and other private prison companies, we'll speak

to Silky Shah of the Detention Watch Network.

And finally, American coup, Wilmington, 1898.

It was a different vision of what American democracy could be, that it could actually be multiracial and work.

Men, do your duty. This city, county, and work. Men, do your duty.

This city, county, and state shall be rid of Negro domination once and forever.

The Confederacy was trying to take power back.

We'll speak to director Yoruba Richen about her new PBS film premiering tonight on how white supremacists

carried out a massacre in coup to overthrow the elected government in the black majority

in North Carolina City of Wilmington three decades after the Civil War. All that and more

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