Hello everyone and a warm welcome to Amampur. Here's what's coming up.

An urgent search and rescue off Italy's coast as a migrant shipwreck claims more than 60 lives.

We'll have a special report.

And across the Atlantic, the Biden administration gets tough on illegal immigration with a controversial

new law.

I'm joined by immigration attorney Andrea Martinez, who knows firsthand what life is like for people seeking asylum?

Then, as Canada wrestles with who has the right to die,

I talked to Dr. Madeline Lee, one of the leading figures in the country's assisted dying program.

Plus, within a matter of months, you see this new slogan of Black Power just scaring white people,

changing the poll numbers.

The year the civil rights movement changed forever.

Author Mark Whitaker talks to Walter Isakson

about his new book, Saying It Loud, 1966, on the rise of the program everyone. I'm Paul Newton in New York where the government is cracking down on

illegal immigration with a controversial new law that seeks to curb crossings at

America's southern border. It will also make it harder for people claiming asylum legally, including

those entering the United States via a third country, or those in fact don't give advance notice to the authorities.

Now critics say the law bears a striking resemblance in fact to a Trump era law

already struck down in court.

And many lawmakers within Biden's own party are voicing their

opposition. Now it's a notable departure in policy for the administration.

Here is candidate Joe Biden speaking back in March 2020 about his vision for the country.

The nation where we live by the values that embraces immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers,

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