Last year, in the middle of the impeachment process, BPC hosted a full Thanksgiving dinner for a politically diverse group of elected officials, media members and thought leaders. This year, we are scaling back the food and expanding opportunity for participation. Click here for our 2020 Thanksgiving “placemat” that details how to have difficult conversations on issues like immigration, climate change, and health care.

On this week’s episode, Theresa Cardinal Brown and Jordan LaPier welcome BPC Action Managing Director Laura Hall and BPC Immigration Fellow Casey Higgins to discuss what the election of Joe Biden means for immigration policy; the future of migration at the southern border; and what new immigration rules an outgoing Trump administration may still look to implement.

On our final episode before Election Day, Host Jordan LaPier and BPC regulars Theresa Cardinal Brown and Cris Ramón discuss the legacy of family separations, immigration’s decreased role on the campaign trail, and the latest cases to be taken up by the Supreme Court , including the Trump administration’s Remain in Mexico policy.

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The 2020 election makes clear that neither party has a governing mandate and meaningful solutions must attract broad-based, bipartisan support. BPC believes the country and Congress have the ability to rise together to confront shared challenges. During the week of December 7, BPC will present an agenda for bipartisan action during the Solutions Summit: Blueprint to Restore Economic Security for Working Families. Each event will run from 2:00 pm ET to 3:00 pm ET and will cover the following topics: Rebuilding the Economy for Working Families; Children and Families; Rewarding Work; Boosting Financial Resiliency for U.S. Workers; and Addressing Racial and Structural Inequities.

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