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Background Briefing with Ian Masters

June 5, 2024 - Aaron Reichlin-Melnick | Mark Hannah | Dr. Sumit Ganguly | Andrew Latham

Background Briefing with Ian Masters

Ian Masters

News

4.7622 Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2024

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Legal Challenges to Biden's EO on Closing the Border | Agreements and Disagreements Between Americans and Europeans on China, the Wars in Ukraine and Gaza and European Security | An Assessment of the Results of the Elections in India | India's Foreign Policy Choices as Russia and China Grow Closer backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to Background Briefing, available 24-7 at background briefing. I'm Ian Masters,

0:18.2

and today we'll examine a number of stories and issues in the news.

0:21.4

We'll begin with the ACLU threatening to take the administration to court in response to Biden's

0:26.7

executive order to close the border in the event there is a flood of immigrants seeking asylum.

0:32.1

Joining us to discuss the battle ahead in the courts is Aaron Reichland-MMelnick, policy director at the American Immigration Council,

0:40.1

where he directs the Council's administrative and legislative advocacy effort and works on border

0:44.8

and immigration court issues. Then, with President Biden in France for tomorrow's

0:51.0

D-Day remembrance, followed next week by a G7 summit in Italy, then three

0:56.1

weeks later at the 75th anniversary of NATO in Washington. We'll look into relations between

1:02.4

Western Europe and the United States in terms of issues like Ukraine, Gaza, China, and European

1:09.0

security. Joining us is Mark Hanna, a senior fellow at the Institute for Global Affairs,

1:14.8

a non-profit public education organization at the Eurasia Group,

1:18.8

and the creator and host of its None of the Above podcast.

1:23.2

Mark is a political partner at the Truman National Security Project,

1:27.1

and he teaches at New York University. He just led a new survey at the Truman National Security Project, and he teaches at New York University.

1:29.4

He just led a new survey at the Institute for Global Affairs, the new Atlanticism,

1:34.8

where Americans and Western Europeans agree and disagree about democracy, wars in Ukraine and Gaza, China, and European security, which we will discuss. Then we'll assess the results of

1:46.8

the elections in India, followed by an analysis of India's foreign policy choices ahead as China and

1:53.5

Russia grow closer and speak with Dr. Sumit Ganguly, who holds the Rabindranath Tagore chair

2:00.7

in Indian cultures and civilizations at Indiana University.

2:04.4

His books include India since 1980, India, Pakistan and the bomb, debating nuclear stability in South Asia.

2:10.7

And his latest book is the Oxford Handbook of India's national security.

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