Study Shows Long Commutes Impact Pregnancy, Program Connects Lawyers And Immigrants

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A recent study reveals pregnant women with long commutes are at a higher risk for adverse birth effects. We find out why. Then, detained immigrants in Wisconsin are more likely to remain in the country if they have access to an attorney. We learn about a program trying to address the gaps.

Featured in this Show

  • Long Commutes Can Have Negative Impacts On Pregnancy

    A recent study revealed that pregnant women who have long commutes to work have an increased risk for adverse birth outcomes. We talk with one of the researchers about what the risks are, and what can be done to prevent them.

  • Report: Lawyers Key To Detained Immigrants Staying In Country

    Immigrants detained in Wisconsin and left to the nation’s clogged federal courts are far more likely to stay in the country if they have an attorney. We speak with a reporter about access to immigration attorneys and one program trying to address gaps.

Episode Credits

  • Kate Archer Kent Host
  • Jana Rose Schleis Producer
  • Keegan Kyle Producer
  • Lee Rayburn Technical Director
  • Yang Wang Guest
  • Natalie Yahr Guest