Isabela Dias is a reporter for Mother Jones, with her work also appearing in publications such as The Washington Post, Slate, The Nation, Texas Observer, Pacific Standard, and others. She is a Columbia Journalism School alumna and has a background in reporting on a range of topics, including immigration, politics, social justice, and human rights.
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The president has moved right on immigration.
By: Isabela Dias
It's a challenge, says Mayor Mike Johnston, and an opportunity. Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post/Getty
By: Isabela Dias
What I learned at an event for “seizing the moment” to end Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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“They don’t have much to do at all.”
By: Isabela Dias
Lawmakers also approved a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban on TikTok.
The Bradley Impact Fund helps finance the work of groups led by Michael Flynn and Stephen Miller. Most of the money can be traced to four undisclosed sources, documents show.
Journalist Paola Ramos talks about the "quiet radicalization" that is "taking place across the nation in plain sight."
The Bradley Impact Fund helps finance the work of groups led by Michael Flynn and Stephen Miller. Most of the money can be traced to four undisclosed sources, documents show.
By: Isabela Dias
Tom Homan has said "no one is off the table" for deportations in a potential second Trump presidency.
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