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Exploring Executive Orders: From FDR's Japanese Internment to Trump's Birthright Citizenship
In this episode of 'Politics in Perspective,' hosts Charles McCoy and Jason Russell, along with special guest Dr. Abby Grubb, discuss the impact and implications of executive orders. They begin by examining President Trump's recent wave of executive actions, particularly focusing on his order regarding birthright citizenship. The conversation then delves into historical context with Dr. Grubb's expertise on FDR's Executive Order 9066, which led to the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. They explore the legal challenges, public reception, and long-term consequences of such orders, offering a thorough analysis of how executive actions shape political and social landscapes. The discussion also touches upon the potential outcomes of current legal challenges to Trump's immigration policies, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the powers and limits of executive orders.
00:00 Introduction and Panel Introduction
00:49 Trump's Executive Orders: A Busy Start
03:21 Understanding Executive Actions
04:36 Historical Context: FDR's Executive Order 9066
10:24 Life in the Internment Camps
26:30 Legal Challenges and Korematsu Case
35:14 Public Awareness During and After the War
36:14 Civil Rights Movement and Changing Public Opinion
37:18 Recent Executive Orders and Citizenship Issues
38:00 Financial Amends and Public Perception
39:53 Lessons Learned from History
42:48 Understanding Executive Orders
48:36 Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
51:55 Historical Context of the 14th Amendment
57:20 Legal Challenges and Future Implications
01:07:31 Final Thoughts and Predictions
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