Anna Giaritelli is a Reporter at the Washington Examiner. She specializes in homeland security, immigration, and border issues, having made over 50 trips to the border to cover topics such as human smuggling, domestic terrorism, and migration trends. Anna's work has been featured in Yahoo News, CauseACTION Clarion, and The Colorado Springs Gazette, among others.
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Anna Giaritelli focuses heavily on government and politics, particularly immigration, border crisis, and legal policy regulation. Her coverage indicates a high interest in breaking news related to the Biden administration's policies and their impact on immigration.
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Trump's doubling down on his plans to end birthright citizenship comes six years after he failed to move on it.
By: Anna Giaritelli
The U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime report detected 25% more victims of human trafficking in 2022 alone.
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The Department of Homeland Security hired 13 employees from a prestigious, private law firm to defend Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas as he faced
The DHS spent $1.6 million in federal taxpayer money on more than a dozen private attorneys and staff at Debevoise and Plimpton.
Border Patrol disclosed that police had rearrested a Brooklyn man after it allowed him to remain in the United States following his illegal entry into Texas.
By: Anna Giaritelli
Immigrants who entered the United States illegally but have not committed new crimes should expect deportation, Tom Homan told the Washington Examiner.
By: Anna Giaritelli
Approximately 47,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol agents at the southern border in November
By: Anna Giaritelli
Donald Trump should consider allowing attorney general nominee Pam Bondi to focus on violence against women, according to the National Crime Prevention Council.
By: Anna Giaritelli
EXCLUSIVE — President-elect Donald Trump should seriously consider allowing attorney general nominee Pam Bondi to focus on violence against women , if confirmed, according to a leading national crime-fighting group.
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