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#95: Dealing With DACA and the Women's Movement

Jan 23, 201835 min
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Episode description

On Monday, the Senate Democrats agreed to a short-term spending bill ending the three-day government shutdown and stalling a DACA resolution. Hosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela check in with Suzanne Gamboa, senior writer with NBC News, to discuss the latest. Also, this past weekend marked the first anniversary of the Women's March. We spoke with Jamilah King, race and justice reporter at Mother Jones, and Mónica Ramírez, deputy director for the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement to discuss the future of women's movements. 

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