As politicians and presidents commence new roles, we hear from an expert on how to focus on issues that unite us, rather than tear us apart. We also learn about how a new administration could affect restoration of the Great Lakes. We also get insights on reports that the incumbent Trump administration may reinstate a Bush-era immigration registry that could impact Muslims.
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Bush-era Registry To Vet Muslim Immigrants May Be Revived Under Trump
In the run-up to the election, President-elect Donald Trump said he supported “extreme vetting” of Muslims who enter the United States. This week, one of his advisors outlined plans to reinstate a Bush-era immigration registry that could do exactly that: vet Muslims trying to enter the United States. An immigration expert provides details and analysis.
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Great Lakes Restoration
Our guest looks at the future of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, which will be up for discussion under a new presidential administration.
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Advice For Leaders: Embracing Servant Leadership
As a new president and other political leaders get ready, a Wisconsin expert shares advice on Servant Leadership–and focusing on ideas that can unite us, instead of issues that divide us.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Marika Suval Producer
- Veronica Rueckert Producer
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Terri Givens Guest
- Ron Seely Guest
- Thomas Thibodeau Guest
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