How ICE Arrests Affect Children, and ‘Right to Repair’ Movement Picks Up Steam
Summary
This episode covers Meta’s $17 billion settlement with California, which imposes teen usage limits and hides like counts. It also explores the right-to-repair movement with advocate Louis Rossman and highlights a UCLA report on rising student homelessness. Additionally, the show discusses a bill to sue federal agents for civil rights violations and the mental health impacts of immigration raids on children.
Topics discussed
Intro and KQED Podcast sponsors
Meta settles with states over teen safety features
Court blocks Berkeley encampment sweeps without accommodations
SF community honors Dolly Parton's legacy
Solano County delays vote on shipyard legislation
Sports: Giants, Valkyries, and Ballers updates
Right to Repair movement and grassroots efforts
Louis Rossman on history and lobbying for repair rights
Loopholes in current Right to Repair laws
Xfinity Shield ad break
Rise in K-12 student homelessness in California
Bill to sue federal agents for civil rights violations
Impact of immigration raids on children's mental health
Outro and credits
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