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When the Border Moves Inside: Fear, Law, and the Los Angeles Deployment
Federal troops were deployed to Los Angeles. Protesters filled the streets. But behind the numbers — nearly 5,000 troops, 400 arrests — lies something harder to measure: the psychological border that moves inward.
In this episode, The Gentle & The Curious unpack the meaning of presence without action, law without trust, and enforcement that teaches fear.
From sovereignty to silence, this is not just a story about immigration — it's a story about what happens when belonging becomes conditional.
🔍 Keywords: Los Angeles protests, immigration raids, National Guard, fear and identity, U.S. enforcement, law vs empathy, militarized cities, podcast on immigration policy, political commentary, audio drama
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By AlanFederal troops were deployed to Los Angeles. Protesters filled the streets. But behind the numbers — nearly 5,000 troops, 400 arrests — lies something harder to measure: the psychological border that moves inward.
In this episode, The Gentle & The Curious unpack the meaning of presence without action, law without trust, and enforcement that teaches fear.
From sovereignty to silence, this is not just a story about immigration — it's a story about what happens when belonging becomes conditional.
🔍 Keywords: Los Angeles protests, immigration raids, National Guard, fear and identity, U.S. enforcement, law vs empathy, militarized cities, podcast on immigration policy, political commentary, audio drama