US and Iran Prisoner Swap

Washington and Tehran have reached a deal to swap prisoners and
unblock Iran’s frozen assets in South Korea. Iran will release a
number of American prisoners in exchange for the U.S. releasing a
number of Iranian prisoners and unblocking $6 billion of Iranian
funds to be used for humanitarian transactions. What does this
agreement mean for each side? Will this be a prelude for more
deescalation between Iran and the U.S.?  Negar Mortazavi
speaks to Stephen Miles, the president of Win Without War, a
coalition of organizations that work for a more peaceful and
progressive U.S. foreign policy. He previously worked for the
global campaigning organization Avaaz, was the Executive Director
of the American Hellenic Council, and has worked on multiple
federal, state, and local electoral campaigns.