The Mornin' Experience 12_15

Masked white supremacists march at civil rights landmark in ArkansasA group of out-of-state neo-Nazis linked to the Blood Tribe faction marched in front of Little Rock Central High School — a sacred site in the fight for school integration. Despite community outrage and safety concerns, police issued only traffic citations, raising serious questions about accountability and unequal enforcement. Michigan lawmakers block funding for Flint water crisis recoveryThe Michigan House denied millions in funding aimed at supporting Flint students still dealing with the long-term effects of lead exposure. The proposed funds would have paid for counselors, nurses, psychologists, and social workers — services critics say are still desperately needed more than a decade after the crisis began. U.S. Army veteran detained by ICE after traffic stopA Jamaican-born U.S. Army veteran who has lived in the country for more than 50 years was detained by ICE after being pulled over for failing to use a turn signal. The case is fueling outrage over aggressive immigration enforcement and how easily long-time residents — even veterans — can be swept up.Main Story: Wrongful ICE Arrests Spark Alarm in Minneapolis Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says American citizens are now at risk following the wrongful ICE arrest of a Somali American man. One of the most troubling cases involves 20-year-old Mubashir, who says he was tackled and detained by ICE agents despite being a U.S. citizen. City leaders, civil rights advocates, and community members say these incidents point to a dangerous pattern — where racial profiling and immigration crackdowns are putting lawful residents and citizens in harm’s way.Monday 2nd Hour First 4 Minutes:Prepping for the holidays — Have you finished your Christmas shopping, or are you still saying “I’ll order it tonight”?Things That Make You Say “Hmmm…”Stories that don’t quite add up — and deserve a closer look.Run the World with Dr. KayeInsight, empowerment, and perspective to close out the hour.