US overturns blocking of undocumented immigrant children

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The US Supreme Court overturns the Trump administration's bid to deport hundreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought to the US illegally as children. As the Chinese leadership prepares to table its first draft of a new security law for Hong Kong, we assess its future as a secure financial hub. And the African fruit-pickers in southern Spain, who are already struggling with work conditions, are hit by coronavirus fears in their small workplaces, where they work close to each other. And, for the thirteenth straight week, more than a million more Americans have been forced to get on line to register for unemployment insurance benefits. We talk about all this with guests Dante Disparte, Head of Policy at Libra and founding CEO of Risk Cooperative in Washington DC, and Jodi Schneider, Senior International Editor for Bloomberg in Hong Kong. (Image: Greisa Martinez, who grew up as an undocumented immigrant in Dallas, Texas, reacts following the Supreme Court's decision. Credit: Drew Angerer / Getty Images)