Nana Gyamfi

Jaylani Hussein, civil rights leader fighting Islamophobia and organizing in Minnesota. Robbie Jones, analyst on Christian nationalism and religion in politics. Paul Rieckhoff, veteran and founder focused on military policy. Nana Gyamfi, civil rights attorney on ICE deployments and surveillance. Ed Markey, senator working on AI and civil rights legislation. They debate ICE in airports, AI surveillance and privacy, religious nationalism, voter mobilization, and military rhetoric.

Angela Rye hosts a riveting discussion with Nana Gyamfi, executive director of BAJI, and A.B. Tucker, attorney and political correspondent. They tackle the recent Supreme Court ruling that legalized racial profiling, shedding light on its grave implications for Black immigrants. The conversation dives into the systemic racism embedded in enforcement practices and the urgent need for community mobilization. Gyamfi and Tucker emphasize the importance of resilience and solidarity, urging communities to know their rights and combat injustice together.

Victor Narro, a leading expert on immigrant rights from UCLA, joins Nana Gyamfi, a human rights attorney, and Aquilina Soriano-Versoza, director of the Pilipino Workers Center. They discuss the rise of xenophobic policies under the new administration and the crucial role of community solidarity in combating these threats. The trio highlights grassroots organizing, emphasizing the necessity of sanctuary policies and unity among diverse immigrant communities. They also address the importance of protecting workers' rights and building alliances to support vulnerable populations.