The Pulse – Episode 128
Aired April 14, 2025
In this gripping episode of The Pulse, Joe Buban unpacks the escalating legal and humanitarian fallout from the Trump administration’s controversial deportation policies.
Top Stories:
• Three high-profile deportation cases dominate the national conversation—Venezuelans sent to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act, the erroneous deportation of Kimbal Abrego Garcia, and the controversial ICE arrest of Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish doctoral student who publicly criticized Israel.
• A battle brews between the Judiciary and Executive Branches over constitutional due process, emergency court orders, and the limits of executive power.
Las Vegas Local News:
• The final hearing for the FilipinoTown Cultural District in Clark County is set for April 15.
• The Nevada Office of Minority Health and Equity hosts National Healthcare Decision Day on April 16.
• Las Vegas gears up for the 2025 Major League Cricket tournament this June.
National & Economic Update:
• A nationwide protest movement, “Hands Off,” unites Americans across the political spectrum against DOGE cuts, massive tariffs, and deepening economic pain.
• The tariff war impacts imports from Japan and China—Nintendo Switch 2 delays spark gamer outrage and expose economic vulnerabilities.
International Headlines:
• In Congo, three Americans’ death sentences are commuted amid diplomatic maneuvering.
• South Korea announces a snap presidential election after President Yoon’s impeachment over martial law.
• Myanmar declares a temporary ceasefire to aid recovery from a devastating earthquake that has killed over 3,000 people.
A jam-packed episode that highlights legal showdowns, global crises, and the everyday impact of power on the people.
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