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2. Civics and citizenship

Ben Makuch travels the US to investigate the spread of the growing American neo-Nazi movement, which has already proven deadly.

A young Australian seems to be up to something illegal and a Chinese couple are potentially hiding something that could have devastating consequences.

Border Force officers patrolling off the Kimberley coast encounter several vessels who may pose a threat. Officers at the mail centre are confronted by a suspicious package.

Officers are concerned when they find drug paraphernalia in the luggage of a young Peruvian woman. An Indian man looks to be lying about his intentions while in Australia.

A nervous traveller arriving from China raises suspicion. A family from the US have nothing to declare, but their luggage suggests otherwise. And a Romanian man struggles to get his story straight.

At Detroit Metro Airport, a Japanese traveller must make a difficult decision. An officer discovers something seedy at the mail facility in Chicago.

On an unprecedented Inauguration Day, Joseph R Biden is sworn in as president of the United States amid a pandemic, social unrest, and with the outgoing president not attending and facing impeachment. This recording includes the inauguration of Kamala Harris as vice-president; Lady Gaga performing 'The Star-Spangled Banner'; Jennifer Lopez performing 'This Land Is Your Land' and 'America the Beautiful'; Garth Brooks performing 'Amazing Grace'; Amanda Gorman reciting her poem, 'The Hill We Climb'; and Joe Biden's inaugural address.

A group of conservative lawyers known as the 'elves' are revealed to have been working behind the scenes to bring down the president. President Bill Clinton's past statements come home to roost as independent counsel Ken Starr sends the Republican-led House his referral outlining the grounds for impeachment. House Republicans vote to release the Starr Report ahead of the mid-term election, and it's salacious details become fodder for late-night television and mainstream news alike.

A Nicaraguan traveller wants to visit his American girlfriend but CBP is concerned he may not leave. In Blaine, a traveller's plan to start an e-vape venture may go up in smoke.

CBP questions a Canadian attempting to enter the US with three of his American family members. An officer has no time for a Swiss traveller's watch declaration.

As riots and protests spread nationwide, some politicians and news media pointed to violence by Antifa as the culprit. Alzo Slade talks to someone from Antifa to hear their side.

Officers are put on high alert when an ex drug addict claims to be trafficking heroin into Australia.

Follow officers of the Department of Home Affairs, Australian Border Force, and the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service, as they enforce Australian immigration, customs, quarantine and finance laws.

At JFK, officers aren't counting on a couple's fluctuating currency declaration; a wandering traveller's pot pipe is discovered in Blaine.

In Port Huron, a strong odour leads to secondary for two Americans; an officer discovers gold at Chicago O'Hare Airport; travellers follow the letter of the law when questioned in Blaine.

Gianna Toboni explores the new generation of modern militias, the tactics and ideologies that define them, and the likelihood of them going to war with the government.

In New York City, a laptop belonging to a Caribbean traveller does not compute; a young Brit arrives at Detroit Metro Airport to visit an American cyber pal.

First demo recordings unlock polar emotions as students are exposed to the sound of their own story, revealed by their own voice.