Extreme vetting unleashes global chaos

Hosted by Barbara Bogaev Jan. 30, 2017 National

It's been three days since President Trump signed an executive order banning all refugees and restricting travel by immigrants, but the consequences have been fast and far-reaching. Travelers were detained, protests escalated at airports in many US cities, and some top Republicans have criticized the order as too broad. Trump has hit back insisting this is not about religion, just terrorism. Barbara Bogaev guest hosts.

Photo: Protesters at Los Angeles International Airport react to President Trump's latest executive order, January 29, 2017. (Evan George)

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Credits

Host:
Barbara Bogaev

Producers:
Katie Cooper, Christine Detz, Evan George

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