Separated Inside An American Tragedy – Audiobook Online
Separated Inside An American Tragedy – Audiobook Online By: Jacob Soboroff
From the award-winning NBC News and MSNBC correspondent, a poignantly and powerfully narrated journey uncovers the full truth behind the apparent moral crisis of the Trump years: the systematic cleavage of thousands of desperate migrant families at the US-Mexico border.
In June 2018, Donald Trump’s most infamous decision as president went into effect secretly months before most Americans became aware of the incredible inhumanity posed by his government. they cause. Jacob Soboroff was one of the first journalists to expose this fact after witnessing with his own eyes the living conditions of incarcerated children. His series of influential reports aroused public scrutiny, helped lead the president to reverse his own policies, and earned Soboroff the Cronkite Award for Excellence in Political Broadcasting. and, with his colleagues, the 2019 Hillman Prize for Broadcast Journalism.
But beyond the titles, the story is complete, many layers untold. How exactly did such a humanitarian tragedy – now considered “torture” by doctors – happen on American soil? Most importantly, what is the human experience of those separated children and parents?
Soboroff has spent the past two years reporting on many aspects of this complicated story, developing sources from within the Trump administration who are sharing key details for the first time. He also follows the dramatic adventure of a family separated from Guatemala, where their lives are threatened by drugs, to seek asylum at the US border, where they are separated – the the last son was in Texas, and the father was thousands of miles away, there. The Mojave Desert of Central California. And he joins the heroes who have emerged to challenge policy and those who have worked on the ground to reunite parents with their children.
In this essential reckoning, Soboroff combines these important voices with his own experience on this national issue – at the border in Texas, California and Arizona; with government officials in Washington, DC, and inside disturbing detention facilities.
Separation offers a benevolent, but most obvious way, the loss of life and clarity of what is at stake in the 2020 presidential election.
Often a good book is ruined when the writer is also the narrator. That is not the case with this book. Soboroff meticulously narrates the great tragedy of the treatment of immigrants and children, who become only one more pawn for the sociopath president, Donald Trumph, and his followers. his blind people who carry out his short-sighted and ruthless policies. Important reading for all Americans.
Very impressive presentation of this story that I remember watching nightly on MSNBC. I am not pulling and communicating the focus on how intentionally cruel this policy is. Fits President Trump into the letter “T”. It is hoped that in January 2021, a new Democratic-controlled congress will begin a measured investigative process to present this story to the public.
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