CBP One app goes offline as Trump returns to power

The transcript discusses immigration as a major issue in the 2024 campaign, focusing on the Trump administration's plans, including executive orders and the declaration of a national emergency. The CB AP1 app, used for scheduling immigration appointments, was taken offline, affecting many. Legal challenges are expected, particularly regarding birthright citizenship. Funding for these initiatives may face hurdles, but Republican control of Congress could facilitate financial support. The discussion concludes with insights from an immigration lawyer and the investigative reporter.

What was the primary function of the CB AP1 app that was taken offline?

• To provide weather updates

• To schedule immigration or asylum appointments

• To track border patrol activities

• To offer language translation services

Which significant action did President Trump plan to take regarding the US-Mexico border?

• Implement a new visa program

• Reduce border security

• Open new immigration offices

• Increase military presence and resume wall construction

What constitutional amendment is associated with birthright citizenship, which Trump aims to change?

• Tenth Amendment

• Fourteenth Amendment

• Fifth Amendment

• First Amendment

What is a potential obstacle for implementing the new immigration policies?

• Technological limitations

• Support from international organizations

• Legal challenges and funding issues

• Lack of public interest

How might the declaration of a national emergency assist in funding the immigration policies?

• By cutting social programs

• By increasing taxes

• By borrowing from international banks

• By allowing the executive branch to reallocate funds