You're listening to COSWITCH, I'm Shereen Marisol Maraji.

And I'm Jean Demby.

And this week we're talking immigration.

It's been a dizzying couple of weeks at the US border.

The Trump administration's aim to prosecute in criminal court every person who crosses

the border illegally resulted in children being sent to shelters without their parents.

But after widespread bipartisan outrage over the separations of families at the border,

President Trump reversed course.

We're going to keep the families together.

I didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated.

The Zero-Tolerance Policy seems to be on hold for now.

But that doesn't really help with the families who are already split up

with no clear plan for family reunification on the horizon.

And that wasn't the only recent major immigration headline.

The Supreme Court ruled for the government in Trump V. Hawaii,

a ruling that upholds the administration's travel ban.

It's the third iteration of what people used to call the Muslim man.

In the middle of all of this, President Trump took the Twitter saying,

quote, we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country.

Unquote.

He suggested that people who commented the country illegally see no judge or jury

before returning home.

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