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Maria and Julio talk with\\xa0Bill\\xa0Ong\\xa0Hing, professor of Law and Migration Studies at the University of San Francisco about his\\xa0latest book,\\xa0American Presidents, Deportations, and Human Rights Violations from Carter to Trump. They discuss the history of anti-immigrant policies in the United States and why\\xa0Bill\\xa0is hopeful for immigration reform come 2021.\\xa0 \\xa0 ITT Staff Picks:

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• The largest mass deportation in U.S. history, via\\xa0The History Channel\\n
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• Struggles for the rights of women, immigrants and black Americans defined the US in 1919, which holds striking parallels to today, from\\xa0The Nation\\xa0
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• The U.S. immigration system may have reached a breaking point, from\\xa0The New York Times\\n
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This\\xa0episode\\xa0was\\xa0mixed\\xa0by\\xa0Jeanne Montalvo.\\xa0

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