Our latest Strauss Center's asylum processing report is out. Here, Stephanie Leutert and I track CBP One & walk up processes along the MX-US border. 3 main findings:

1) More established walk up processes
2) Widespread reemergence of waitlists
3) Continuation of crossing between POEs

Our Wall Street Journal Washington Bureau lost some of its most beloved reporters and editors today. I am heartbroken that this industry we love and care about so much can be so fickle and turn peoples lives upside down. Please pay for News and hire my talented colleagues

Exposing your past statements & beliefs during the recall election was some of my proudest work at the Times.

I was laid off today. Please send any tips on national and politics journalism jobs to [email protected]🥲💞 linkedin.com/in/erinblogan?…

I've already seen multiple San Diego-based organizations come out and say that the claims that San Diego tax dollars are being used for this site are completely false—that everything here was paid for with private donations, all to save lives in these open-air detention sites.

You may have noticed we ProPublica have been on a Nonprofit Explorer upgrading spree. Our latest: 🚨Email alerts!

Just smash the subscribe button on any nonprofit you’re interested in, and we’ll email you when we get new 990s or audits: propublica.org/article/nonpro…

If our tribe can live through the Osage Reign of Terror, then Oklahoma history should have the courage to teach it.
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After the mass killing at Wounded Knee, the American Museum of Natural History received children’s toys taken from the site. A 1990 law was meant to “expeditiously return” such items to Natives, but descendants are still waiting. Via Nicole Santa Cruz propublica.org/article/wounde…

Follow updates on Evan Gershkovich, including the latest news of his imprisonment on.wsj.com/3tKhh7N

The next destination for Evan Gershkovich could be a remote labor camp known for hazardous work, limited nourishment and stints in solitary confinement on.wsj.com/3tE2P1r

Evan Gershkovich will turn 32 on Oct. 26. Despite the extreme restrictions placed on prisoners, it is still possible to send him messages of support. on.wsj.com/402yLbB

The U.S. ambassador to Russia visited Evan Gershkovich on Tuesday, a week after a Russian court upheld an extension of his pretrial detention on.wsj.com/3ttV6mf

🧵On March 29, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip.

He remains in a Moscow prison.

We’re offering resources for those who want to show their support for him. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/Evan

It’s been difficult to keep this under wraps for the past few days, because I’m incredibly excited about this opportunity.

Pretty rough for blind people who now can't see *either* the headline or the image for links posted to twitter

Hi, I’ve also been laid off from the Daily Dot.

I’m now available for freelance & full-time writing & editing opportunities! I have 10+ years experience in journalism and have covered everything from internet culture to technology to local news. Any tips appreciated!

Immigrants from Muslim countries disproportionately targeted in Texas border prosecutions, Hamed Aleaziz found. The prosecutions came out of a single office of the Western District of Texas. latimes.com/world-nation/s…

While US State Department is telling Americans to get out of #Haiti , a deportation flight is currently enroute to Port-au-Prince from Alexandria, LA. miamiherald.com/news/nation-wo…

The justice department is suing space X for discrimination in its hiring process against refugees and people who have won asylum in the U.S.

ICYMI: The Daily News did a really nice job capturing the kinds of things my amazing sister did for the city of New York. Rest in Power, @croblesroman nydailynews.com/news/politics/…