This podcast episode explores the legal battle over Texas's immigration enforcement law (SB4), the potential consequences of the law on people living in Texas, the hearing of Lieutenant Jeffrey Middleton and the Republican primary race for the Ohio Senate seat. The law in Texas allows for the arrest and deportation of people suspected of living in the United States illegally, leading to concerns about racial profiling, constitutional rights violations, and the impact on asylum claims. The hearing of Lieutenant Jeffrey Middleton reveals new details about the "goon squad" and their alleged cover-up of a raid and accidental shooting. In the Ohio Senate race, Donald Trump's endorsement of Bernie Marino gives him an advantage, while Democrats are already attacking Marino and pushing the narrative of his baggage. The race is set to be the most expensive in Ohio history, with Democrats viewing Tim Ryan as a candidate who can appeal to moderate Ohioans, while Republicans believe Marino is uniting their base.
