This is Jacobin Radio, I'm Suzy Weisman.

We begin this podcast with the border.

Historian Meerna Santiago and immigrants rights specialist Alicia Rusoja report on their week at the border where they talk to men, women, and children migrants,

sat in immigration court, talked to support groups,

as well as deported veterans and deported mothers of dreamers in Tijuana.

We'll get their reflections and revelations that include the way abuse and corruption are adding

to the horrors these migrants face.

Then Daniel Finn joins us with his analysis of British politics.

While the Tories are deciding

whether Boris Johnson will be their next leader,

he probably will be, the Labor Party

has its own dilemmas over its attitude

to Brexit for sure, but also how to deal with the surprisingly effective

smear campaign against Labor's left-wing leadership, in particular Jeremy Corbyn.

Daniel looks at the underlying controversy and states in his recent Jacobin article that despite

Corbin's unprecedented effort to expel anti-Semites from party ranks, no such similar move

in the Conservative Party,

Corbin's critics will never be satisfied

since their issue is Corbin's politics itself.

This has great relevance for our own politics

and Daniel Finn, who also has an article on

Corbin Labor and the Brexit crisis in the July-August New Left Review, will

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