Adrian Carrasquillo is a National Political Reporter at The Messenger. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on the southwest and Latino political stories. Adrian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Vanity Fair, POLITICO, Rolling Stone, and Newsweek.
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“Trump bad” or “No more mass deportation” just won’t cut it.
By: Adrian Carrasquillo
THE NEW HEAD of Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be David Venturella, a former executive of the GEO Group, which I think of as the Coca-Cola
"You’re talking about a private prison company profiting off of the pain of immigrants now having their employee be the new head of ICE.”In the grand tradition of the German industrialists who built the gas chambers. And just like the Nazi party, Republicans say that Jesus wants us to do this.
By: Adrian Carrasquillo
The California congressman calls Dem hopefuls’ Laken Riley vote “disqualifying.”
Not to defend voting for the Laken Riley Act, but Khanna's "if you did this, you're out" position is why it is so hard to be a moderate in this country. There's always some vote, some statement, some relationship, some horse-trading that bothers the extremists seeking to depower anyone they believe is not at their purity of virtue. "If you did this, you're out" is a terrible way - in general* - to run a political party.Ed Koch used to say, "If you agree with me on nine out of twelve things, vote for me. If you agree with me on twelve out of twelve things, get your head examined." However, the purity extremists take the opposite position - "if I agree with you on eleven out of twelve things, but not twelve out of twelve, I won't vote for you."*Murder, rape, domestic violence, fraud, major crime, child abuse, and similar things are definite exclusions.
This rundown detention center on an industrial strip in New Jersey is representative of what's happening across the country.
By: Adrian Carrasquillo
This rundown detention center on an industrial strip in New Jersey is representative of what’s happening across the country.
THERE IS LITTLE DOUBT THAT AI will play a profound role in the coming elections. And it won't be visible just in revolts over data centers, or questions about state ownership, or arguments over regulation.
By: Adrian Carrasquillo
WORLD CUP VIEWERS WATCHING the U.S. national team dismantle Paraguay 4–1 last Friday were treated to Telemundo's play-by-play announcer Andrés Cantor
By: Adrian Carrasquillo
While Trump's approval is floundering, a Latino vote summit in Washington laid out the stakes of engaging Latino voters who have blanched at his mass deportation program.
