I'm Chris Morgan. Join me on the next season of the wild as we bring you up close to extraordinary creatures that are finding ways to adapt and thrive in their fast-changing world.

From the jaguar trying to navigate a giant steel border wall to the hummingbird searching for its next meal of nectar calories.

Oh, I've got a hummingbird in my hand. That is magical.

Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the natural world and find hope in the most unexpected

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Hey, good morning. Patricia Murphy here. It's Saturday. This is Seattle now. Today we're bringing you a special

documentary from the KUOW Newsroom. The public is rarely allowed entry into Tacoma's

immigration detention center. The prison-like facility has rapidly filled to capacity. A new

era of ice enforcement is gaining steam and reshaping the experience for those locked inside.

KUOW reporter Liz Jones' documentary Inside Ice Detention follows the story of one woman who's trying to navigate her way out.

Here's Liz.

Four days before her wedding, Espinoza started her morning shift, as usual.

She clocked in at the factory where she'd worked for 20 years.

Her job was to supervise a team that fixes the machinery.

She's good at fixing things.

A video captures how her last day there ended.

An immigration attorney stands in the parking lot, recording on his phone.

Wind whips against the microphone.

The image is fixed on a white bus next to a loading dock.

The door opens, and three agents and flack jackets and face masks

begin to walk people out. They start with the men, nine of them. The first two look young,

maybe 20. Their heads hang low, shoulders hunched forward. Their wrists and ankles chained in shackles.

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