Jazmine Ulloa
@jazmineulloa
I’m a reporter for The New York Times. My book, “El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory,” from Dutton, is out now.
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From Maine to Arizona, federal agents appeared in nearly every corner of daily life, captured mostly on security cameras and through cracked blinds.
We reviewed 50+ incidents. Here’s how the summer escalation in immigration arrests unfolded:
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New from (icymi): A judge has appointed oversight officials after finding detention centers in Texas and California had likely housed immigrant children and other detainees at unsafe temperatures and had denied them soap and adequate sleeping conditions.
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Lorenzo Salgado Araujo loved to belt out mariachi songs and wept whenever his beloved Chivas lost. He ran a construction crew framing homes, and he was the was master of “chiflidos,” the sharp, high-pitched whistling the men often used to signal each other on job sites.
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a double header today with Miriam Jordan.
first, TPS holders nationwide reacted to SCOTUS’ TPS ruling with frustration and sadness
second, the decision will have implications for all 1.3m TPS holders in the US. here’s how
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