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Immigration

May 27, 2026

Tear Gas Has No Federal Oversight: What This Means for Public Safety

A yellow plume erupts as clicks and explosions echo amongst the Seattle streets. People in face masks, with beanies and hoods, walk away from the tear gas wiping their eyes and coughing. In cities across the country, law enforcement agents are using the chemical agent tear gas in efforts to rein in protestors.

By Emily Iris Dickinson

March 11, 2026

How We Talk About Immigration Matters

All outlets report on immigration in some form or another. How its reported on matters.

By Jasmine Knox

March 11, 2026

How the immigration Crackdown Impacts a Supermarket in Northeastern Philadelphia

One immigrant's story in the Philadelphia, "The City of Brotherly Love."

By Emilia Maia

March 8, 2026

Protesters gather outside new ICE legal offices on Long Island

As ICE expands to new legal offices in Woodbury, NY, protesters gather outside to protest the new lease.

By Sebastian Gomez

December 16, 2025

Still Reeling from Months of Raids in D.C., Immigrant Communities Face Another Federal Surge

As armed patrols of federal agents receded in D.C., residents began adapting to a more ominous reality—one characterized by masked figures in unmarked cars, and a deep uncertainty over what comes next.

By Kellie Kuenzle

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