Michigan Congressional Candidate Callie Barr on Due Process, ICE, and the Constitution
February 18, 2026
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19:28Now PlayingMichigan Congressional Candidate Callie Barr on Due Process, ICE, and the Constitution
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as posted by the channelBrian Shapiro (host of Pushing the Limits) sits down with Callie Barr, a Democrat running for Congress in Michigan — a military spouse, veteran advocate, teacher, and attorney — for a wide-ranging conversation on empathy, civil rights, due process, and what “government working for people” actually looks like.
Callie reacts to the passing of Jesse Jackson (age 84), discusses the erosion of rule of law and constitutional protections, and breaks down her “Affordable LIFE” platform focused on Local housing, Income, Food, and Essential healthcare — including rural healthcare strain, SNAP cuts, Medicaid pressure, and affordability in Michigan communities.
This interview also touches on:
🔴 ICE controversies + due process concerns
🔴 Political division, racism, and civic leadership
🔴 Epstein accountability, victims, and government transparency
🔴 Cost of living: housing, food, healthcare, and retirement security
If you follow Michigan politics, 2026 midterms, Democratic candidates, veterans issues, affordable healthcare, SNAP/Medicaid, or civil rights, this is a must-watch.
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