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We don't need immigration and custom and force disrupting our city, creating fair in our city and workplace, trying to divide our community.

The Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants goes from Chicago to Charlotte.

It's Friday, November 14th, and this is here and now anytime from NPR and WBUR Boston.

I'm Shiko Tha Uri.

Today on the show, after a spectacular surge, AI stocks are struggling.

So I think the AI bubble is a bubble, and it will pop.

But I think of it more like the dot-com bubble.

And Vibe Magazine was once a beacon for nuanced coverage of music and culture.

Now it's merging with Rolling Stone.

It's sad because it's the end of a legacy of something that was so critically important to the culture.

And by that I mean hip-hop culture and to a lesser extent, black culture.

But first, border patrol agents are expected to arrive in Charlotte,

North Carolina, as soon as tomorrow. That's according to the sheriff there. These agents are coming

from Chicago, which for months was the focus of the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal

immigration. Today, Democratic Representative Aishaha Do of North Carolina's General Assembly

said the agents aren't needed.

We don't have borders here in North Carolina that need to be protected. We don't need to be

protected from Virginia, Tennessee, North, North, South Carolina.

Let's bring in Camilla Montoya Galdes. He's an immigration reporter for CBS News.

He's also been reporting on why this administration is using Border Patrol agents more and more. He joined Peter O'Dowd with the latest.

We were the first to report last week, Peter, that Border Patrol would be, in many ways,

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