ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hi everyone! I thought it would be really important to break down some of the central themes that we are seeing in our news right now: ICE and the Trump Administration. In this episode, we will discuss how these topics fall into our civics and put some context to what we have been talking about this year.
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