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Black Agenda Radio March 31, 2023

Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley

31 Mar 2023

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Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio March 30, 2023

In this segment, we will hear the second part of our discussion on racist and punitive immigration policies that are consistent from one presidential administration to the next. Also, ten ethics complaints were filed against New York prosecutors which allege discrimination against jurors of color. But first, we have the second part of a two-part interview as we discuss the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and the policy connections to the U.S. proxy war against Russia being waged in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Russia

CIA

Iraq

Racist US Immigration Policy

Immigrant Rights

Immigrant Detention

U.S. Immigration Policy

Prosecutorial Misconduct

Prison Industrial Complex

Black Mass Incarceration

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