Otherhood

In the US, any citizen, of any culture, is American. In Denmark, that’s not necessarily the case.

She was ICE director for a president immigration activists angrily called “the deporter in chief.” Now she’s back home in Texas, unpacking boxes and watching her former employees try to carry out President Trump’s orders to deport millions of people, fast.

Caught between wanting to service, and frustration. Rumana Ahmed shares her story with Rupa.

Canada has replaced the US as the North American haven that welcomes people fleeing danger and seeking new lives.

Here's the story of how Hindu Indian Americans became the largest group of people of color in the new administration.

Rupa talks to college senior, small business owner, and Yemeni American Summer Nasser in an Otherhood Short.

As the White House changes hands this week, the demographics of the people who work there will also change drastically.

The lawyers, advocates and officials who work with immigrants had one chance before Inauguration Day to get together and make a plan to protect people threatened by Donald Trump's proposals. Otherhood was there.

PBS Newshour's Hari Sreenivasan and Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa help answer the question: What's the role of a reporter of color in an age when diversity, inclusion and facts themselves are politicized?

Otherhood captures a national moment of post-election, pre-holiday dread with a collection of voicemail from people across the country. Many of them feel like others within their own families.