First hour: Local immigrants react to the Trump administration's policies
Second hour: Is using CGI in advertising ethical?
About half of the children under the age of five separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border were reunited with their parents by Tuesday’s deadline, but the Trump administration says it was not able to reunite all of the children in that age group by that time. Local immigrants are reacting to this news and to policies set by the White House. We’ll hear their immigration stories and what being in America means to them. In studio:
- Akil Al-Jaysh, refugee from Iraq, U.S. citizen, refugee case manager at Catholic Family Center, and adjunct lecturer of Arabic at SUNY Geneseo
- Tek Acharyam, refugee from Bhutan, U.S. citizen, case manager and social worker
- Rose Tomlinson, immigrant from Jamaica, permanent resident, and small business owner
- Lisa Hoyt, director of immigration and refugee resettlement at Catholic Family Center
Then in our second hour, some brands are using CGI in their advertising, and consumers can’t tell that the images are not real humans. Is that ethical? Will CGI define the future of advertising? We’ll talk to experts about this trend. Our guests:
- Scott Malouf, attorney whose work focuses on the intersection between social media and the law
- Anne Esse, creative director and change strategist
- Dan Mulcahy, creative director for Bush Communications
- Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of communications at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications
