Press Play with Madeleine Brand
How Trump's zero tolerance policy became a massive media story
From McAllen, Texas to El Cajon, California, the media is blitzing the border -- whether it’s stand-up interviews in front of detention centers, speaking with Border Patrol, or with families who’ve been separated.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readFrom McAllen, Texas to El Cajon, California, the media is blitzing the border -- whether it’s stand-up interviews in front of detention centers, speaking with Border Patrol, or with families who’ve been separated. Conservative and liberal media sources are supporting or condemning President Trump’s zero tolerance policy in the strongest terms.
The full episode
2 of 5
What happens to kids separated from their parents at the border?- 0:00Why it's tough to reunite immigrant families and find sponsors for kids
- 7:11How Trump's zero tolerance policy became a massive media storyYou’re reading this
- 15:41Woman wants Beverly Hills Hotel to release records of Trump's stay
- 22:16When TV and the U.S. justice system first collided
- 41:36Women's voices are deeper today
The full episode
2 of 5What happens to kids separated from their parents at the border?- 0:00Why it's tough to reunite immigrant families and find sponsors for kids
- 7:11How Trump's zero tolerance policy became a massive media storyYou’re reading this
- 15:41Woman wants Beverly Hills Hotel to release records of Trump's stay
- 22:16When TV and the U.S. justice system first collided
- 41:36Women's voices are deeper today