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Hello and welcome to the excerpt.

I'm Dana Taylor.

Today is Sunday, April 6, 2025.

Among the nation's nearly 14 million estimated unauthorized immigrants, more than 2 million, didn't sneak over the border or overstay a visa, but rather

took what was once a legal pathway to the United States endorsed by President Joe Biden.

The problem with that? Well, Biden isn't president anymore. Donald Trump is. And so what was legal

just a few months ago could easily be illegal tomorrow. The question is, what

happens with people who made reasonable plans for staying in the U.S., but suddenly find themselves

illegal without a leg to stand on virtually overnight? What about their families, their kids,

their employers? For more on this developing story, I'm now joined by USA Today, Immigration and Border

Reporter, Lauren, Vigran. Lauren, thanks for coming on the excerpt. Thanks for having me, Dana.

Let's start with some broad strokes, see of our listeners and viewers in context. Immigration law is

complicated, and there are literally dozens of different programs that over time have allowed people to either stay temporarily or pursue a legal pathway to the United States.

Set the stage for us here, please.

At issue right now, Dana, is a group of people who partook in one of the Biden administration's legal pathways to the United States. They were based on

law, but, you know, experts say that Biden used executive authority underpinned by law on a scale

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