How the Hard-Right Transformed a Deep Red State

This WSJ investigation follows the protest movement against Kushner's latest real estate project in the Balkans, where villagers claim the land is being developed on property stolen from them. The report examines the intersection of politics, business, and historical grievances in a region still grappling with the aftermath of conflict. The story also explores how the hard-right has transformed a deep red state, offering a case study in the shifting political dynamics within the United States. By focusing on local voices and on-the-ground reporting, the piece provides a nuanced understanding of how national trends manifest in specific communities. Through interviews with protesters and villagers, the video sheds light on the human impact of large-scale development projects and the resistance they can provoke. It raises important questions about property rights, foreign investment, and the role of powerful individuals in shaping landscapes and lives far from home.