White homeowners want to kick out their immigrant neighbors. They say it's not xenophobia. So what is it?

Everytown

Chapter 2: Something East Of The Canal

Down the street from the BelAire they are celebrating immigrants.

Chapter 7: We Ask You To Bless This Community

There's no hot water. The electricity may go out. Welcome to court.

Chapter 6: What The People Don't Even Know

Lost work, court dates, and a "blessing". This is what help looks like.

Chapter 5: The First Day of Court

If the courts won't close the BelAire, maybe a million dollars will.

Chapter 4: Getting Snowed

The first attempt to close the BelAire failed. So they tried again.

Chapter 3: The Second Campaign

They were doing just fine until the town came along.

Chapter 1: A Knock On The Door

A posh town in the Hamptons tried to evict a group of immigrants once before. Their second effort is bigger. Join us for a 7-part journey into how and why workers for the rich and famous are targeted. The answer gets to the heart of our country's divide over immigration.

Chapter 0: Eviction, A Preview

History

Southampton, New York, tried once before to evict a group of immigrants. It failed. But then they tried again. Everytown: The Hamptons tells the story of a shadowy group of mostly white Hamptonites who pressured the town to close the places where the workers for the rich and famous lived. The campaign went all the way to the White House. The story is as complex as immigration itself, and defies the traditional clichés of xenophobia or breaking-the-law. Instead, the story is a microcosm of immigration as it's playing out in our country today. Hosted and reported by Charles Lane.