Alicia A. Caldwell is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. She writes for The Wall Street Journal and her work has also appeared in Yahoo Finance. Alicia covers a range of topics including immigration, healthcare, education, and regional issues affecting different parts of the country.
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Alicia A. Caldwell’s reporting is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly surrounding immigration and border issues in the United States. Her coverage also delves into breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Melanie Evans, Alicia A. Caldwell
Talks between Kaiser Permanente and unions are scheduled to resume Thursday, after employees temporarily walked off.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell, Verónica G. Cárdenas
In Starr County, where presidents have started and stopped wall construction, not everyone is pleased with President Biden’s decision to add barriers.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell, Verónica G. Cárdenas
The Biden administration is set to fast-track 20 new miles of border barriers through part of Starr County, Texas. Not everyone is pleased.
By: Elizabeth Findell, Alicia A. Caldwell
By: Matt Barnum, Alicia A. Caldwell
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Sewage from the Tijuana River has closed beaches around Imperial Beach, and it is starting to creep north
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Sewage from the Tijuana River has closed beaches around Imperial Beach for the better part of two years and it is starting to creep north.
By: Erin Ailworth, Alicia A. Caldwell, Joe Barrett
Leaders in cities say they need more federal help to house increased numbers
While many American cities are struggling with large numbers of newly arrived migrants, Topeka, Kan. is inviting anyone and everyone with permission to work in the U.S. to come its way.
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