Tania Warner is Canadian. She married a US citizen, entered legally, and followed every immigration rule. ICE detained her and her 7-year-old daughter Ayla Luca for 23 days. She was released on a $9,500 bond with no public explanation from ICE. This episode examines what detention means for a child, how conditional permanent residence creates structural vulnerability for women in mixed-status marriages, and what it tells us about who the immigration system was designed to protect. The Trials of Women — women's justice podcast. New episodes weekly.
This three-chapter investigative series examines how modern workplaces are testing flexible hours, remote and hybrid setups, and supportive policies that aim to cut burnout...
The Deadly Weight of Expectations examines how cultural ideas of strength, perfection, and sacrifice shape women’s lives across Caribbean communities and the diaspora. From...
She reported symptoms of postpartum psychosis to her OB. He wrote 'rest' in her chart. She didn't make it to the two-week follow-up. This...
