This episode of Inside Politics investigates the heated debate surrounding the Trump administration’s deployment of armed personnel in immigration enforcement. Supporters claim it's a necessary measure to restore border security and deter illegal entry. Critics, however, argue it's a case of militarised overreach—using force not just to police, but to send a political message in an election year. Host Anastasiya Lavrina begins with a report from the U.S.–Mexico border, where federal raids have drawn strong reactions from both affected families and law enforcement officials.
In the studio, she speaks with a guest who supports Trump’s approach. Initial questions explore the rationale behind deploying military-style resources. But the conversation soon shifts to the ethical, legal & societal impact of using armed power in domestic immigration policy.
Is this about public safety—or political theatre? Join us for a balanced, in-depth discussion that goes beyond headlines to the heart of one of America’s most divisive policy debates.
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On 22 July, AnewZ's Daybreak focused on the escalating costs of the U.S.-Iran conflict, changes in Ukraine’s military leadership, and Lebanon’s army deployment in a pilot security zone.
The 21 July edition of AnewZ's PrimeTime explored the escalating conflict between the U.S. and Iran, as both sides exchanged strikes for a tenth consecutive day and tensions spread across the Gulf.
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AnewZ's Daybreak on 21 July covered the latest escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict, rising trade tensions between the United States and Canada, and key regional and international developments.
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