It didn’t go unnoticed in Dallas as Feds talked about the ICE office shooting, there was nary a mention of the immigrants who were killed, injured in a cycle of violence & dehumanization that community and migrants told us, is getting out of control: t.co/U2QU73lap4

In today’s @washingtonpost.com, a story about a Texas father, his missing son and the team entrusted with a mission to find him after the flood. 📸 (@ddrios on IG)

www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/...

A reminder that I’m a Texas-based reporter covering immigration for @washingtonpost.com I’m always open to listening, message securely on Signal w/the code.

Saludos! Soy una periodista estadounidense cubriendo migración. Si deseas compartir info, hazlo de forma segura por Signal con el código.

In today’s @washingtonpost.com my random encounter w/a man running from a Mexican cartel leads us to ask deep questions about asylum just as our nation is rethinking its decades-long commitment to offering refuge to the world: wapo.st/4ieCQBP

Check out the Post’s Next 50, a collection of the brightest minds and talents coming up that will undoubtedly impact our society this year. Super proud to have profiled UT Strauss Center’s Stephanie Leutert: www.washingtonpost.com/post-next/in...

Reporting from Ciudad Juárez, across from El Paso where first group of migrants w/CBP1 appointments were relieved to be allowed to enter the U.S. legally on Inauguration Day. What’s less know is what happens with 2nd group of appts at 1 after Trump promised to end the app parole program.

Here’s what it looked like in print in two countries today. Huge thanks to @lhreports.bsky.social & @eluniversalmx.bsky.social and the team @washingtonpost.com for the exhaustive work over a long year.