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Welcome back to Forum. I'm Mina Kim in for Michael Krasny.

President Donald Trump has made restricting immigration a central component of his administration and campaign messaging.

On the other side, former Vice President Joe Biden has promised to reverse Trump's family separation policy,

set up a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and establish a fair and humane immigration system.

With the election approaching next week, we'll discuss each candidate's policy positions

in one of the nation's most divisive issues.

Here with us is Tykei Hendrick, senior editor covering immigration for KQED.

Taiki, thanks so much for joining us.

My pleasure, Mina.

So first, just start us out by explaining the core differences between the two men's positions.

Absolutely. Yeah, I think it is really striking that immigration has not been a central focus so much in this election campaign when it really was a signature issue in Trump's

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