Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio. I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Dutch farmers are angry. One drove his tractor into a local legislator during protests

last month. They disagree with European regulators about emissions and the dispute may threaten

Holland's long history of calm collective negotiation.

And today, Disney launches its streaming service Disney Plus. It's been buying up streaming

expertise and content intending to sell subscriptions cheap. The real value for Disney will be in

getting lots of customers and their data in one magical place.

We've just stepped up though.

Today, America's Supreme Court will begin considering whether President Donald Trump

in end the Obama era immigration program deferred action for childhood arrivals better known

as DACA. DACA was a landmark presidential initiative after successive presidents had

struggled for decades to get bipartisan agreement on immigration reform.

These are young people who study in our schools. They play in our neighborhoods.

They're friends with our kids. They pledge allegiance to our flag.

In 2012, the president gave up on passing legislation through Congress and announced an executive

order. He created a program for young people who had been brought to the country illegally

when they were under 16, allowing them to work and study.

Let's be clear, this is not amnesty, this is not immunity, this is not a path to citizenship.

It's not a permanent fix.

Since then, the program has helped about 800,000 people, often known as dreamers. And it's

been broadly popular. But it was denounced by some as presidential overreach. When

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