Vice News Tonight Season 4 Episode 104 July 3, 2019

On July 3rd, 2019, Vice News Tonight season 4 episode 104 aired with a focus on immigration stories.

The episode began with a report on the conditions of detention centers at the border, where migrants were being held in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. The report featured interviews with lawyers and activists working to provide legal assistance to those detained, as well as with people who had recently been released from detention centers.

The episode then shifted focus to the Trump administration's newly proposed rule that would require people seeking asylum to apply for asylum in the first safe country they reach, rather than being able to seek asylum in the United States. The report featured interviews with legal experts who argued that the proposed rule violated international law and would put many migrants in danger.

The next segment of the episode focused on the stories of people who had been deported from the United States and were trying to make a new life in Mexico. The report featured interviews with people who had been living in the United States since they were children and had been deported, as well as with Mexican officials who were trying to create job opportunities for people who had been deported.

The episode then shifted to a report on the stories of LGBTQ refugees who had fled persecution in their home countries and were seeking asylum in the United States. The report featured interviews with refugees from countries such as Honduras and Cameroon, as well as with activists working to provide support to LGBTQ refugees.

The final segment of the episode focused on the ways in which immigration policy was affecting businesses in the United States. The report featured interviews with business owners who were struggling to find enough workers to fill their job openings, as well as with workers who had been deported and were unable to return to their jobs.

Overall, Vice News Tonight season 4 episode 104 provided an in-depth and nuanced look at immigration issues, featuring a range of perspectives and stories from people directly affected by immigration policy.