With media coverage now almost exclusively devoted to the coronavirus pandemic, countless stories may be left out of the media spotlight. Some stories, such as immigration or gun violence prevention, may not be getting as much attention, but may nevertheless have unique intersections with the
In spite of the August 3 mass shooting in El Paso which left 22 people dead and is now being investigated as a federal hate crime, Fox News has continued to promote the inflammatory rhetoric that was echoed by the gunman. Just minutes before the
On-site reporting at the U.S.-Mexico border reveals what mainstream media are missing when covering immigration.
Can excessive fact-checking be partisan in itself?
A new question on citizenship status is being considered for the 2020 census.
Media coverage of the tear gassing of asylum-seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border elicits vastly different responses from outlets and officials alike.
In an interview released by Axios on Tuesday morning, President Trump told Jonathan Swan that he was preparing an executive order that would end birthright citizenship, the constitutional right enumerated in the Fourteenth Amendment. “We’re the only country in the world where a person comes
Recent footage and detailed stories released this past week from detention centers near the Texas-Mexico border sent the media into conflicting criticisms, theories and opinions detailing the causes and potential effects of secretive ‘tent cities.’ Earlier this week, it was revealed that the US
Opponents of Trump’s child separation policy have been using Twitter to mobilize and respond to calls for assistance.
ICE raids have been making lots of news, but the one from Bean Station stuck out