I am not advocating any point of view, just trying to answer your question in an objective way. Illegal immigration is a huge topic right now and one episode of this show is described as focusing on a minor who runs a hotel after his parents are deported. The fact the parents were deported suggests they were not here legally (or perhaps they came here legally but overstayed their visas). There is a big, but often ignored, difference between legal immigration and illegal immigration.
While none of us have seen this episode yet, it is a pretty safe bet from the description that the story will lean toward the "open borders" side of the political debate. If another episode were to deal with the family of someone who was killed by an illegal immigrant (whether it was intentional or "just" drunk driving) that episode would lean toward the "closed borders" side of the political debate.
Because of Tim Cook's public advocacy on the subject of immigration, I do not expect this series to be balanced by showing a sympathetic story from both sides of the debate. If the series only shows one side of the debate, then many people would see this show as being political and trying to influence viewers / voters to favor an open borders position.
Personally, this series doesn't sound all that interesting to me but I will watch the first few episodes to give it a try. I really didn't expect to like The Morning Show based on the previews I saw but it quickly became one of my favorite shows when I started watching it.
Actually... if the paleoanthropologist's "single origin" theory is correct, Native Americans are also immigrants, they just immigrated much earlier than everyone else. The latest theory is that all human life began in Africa then spread around the world.
