Lemonada. This is Sarah Stewart Holland. This is Beth Silver's. You're listening to Pantsuit

Politics. Today we are discussing the Trump administration's immigration enforcement actions and decision to deploy National Guard troops in California over its governor's objection.

We'll also talk about the falling out between the president and Elon Musk and what the ramifications of that falling out might be.

And then outside of politics, we'll catch up on Sarah's trip to Italy. Welcome back, Sarah.

Thank you. It's nice to Italy. Welcome back, Sarah. Thank you.

It's nice to be back.

Before we get started, our 30 days of reimagining citizenship has begun and not a moment too soon to help us take a breath and keep our feet on the ground.

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on our roles as citizens.

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This weekend, we shared our first guest meditation from our beloved listener, Sergio,

about how citizenship is belonging, and it really, really meets the moment.

So you're going to want to check that out.

Up next, let's talk about what the administration is doing in California.

The first bit of context that felt helpful to me in learning about these protests in California and the deployment of the National Guard was to recognize it as sitting alongside a decision by the Trump administration to focus on rating workplaces. That this is what Tom Holman,

the borders are, has said is the next phase of the Trump administration's operation.

And they're doing this all over the United States. There was a raid in Tampa, like other cities

around the country, are seeing ICE agents come into and around workplaces to start

detaining people.

Or they're showing up when either asylum seekers or people under certain visas are showing up for

immigration check-ins.

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