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President Trump has signed an executive order that will mean migrant families who cross the border into the US will be detained together - ending the controversial practice of separating children from their parents. We get the view from both sides of the border, with Marketplace reporter Andy Uhler in Brownsville, Texas and Father Patrick Murphy of the Casa Del Migrante shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.

And then we travel toambia. The 麻豆约拍鈥檚 Szu Ping Chan reports on how government spending is beginning to affect the lives of ordinary people, with many planned infrastructure projects scrapped in light of the country鈥檚 mounting debts. And Will Bain meets Brian Bwenbya AKA B Flow, one of Zambia鈥檚 biggest music stars, who counts former President Obama as a fan.

The European Union is set to apply its own tariffs on a range of US exports Friday, in retaliation for US tariffs on steel and aluminium. Iconic American products including blue Jeans, whiskey and farming goods are on the list. David Collins, Professor of International Economic Law at City University gives his view on the escalating tariffs.

And a shortage of carbon dioxide is leaving beer and soft drinks makers high and dry just as the World Cup and barbecue season get under way. We hear from the 麻豆约拍鈥檚 Jonty Bloom and Sim Cotton of The London Beer Factory.

(Photo: Immigrant children now housed in a tent encampment under the new "zero tolerance" policy by the Trump administration are shown walking in single file at the facility near the Mexican border in Tornillo, Texas, U.S. June 19, 2018. Credit: REUTERS/Mike Blake)