Jose Pagliery is a reporter at NOTUS. He specializes in law and legal affairs, litigation, and government and politics, with a focus on investigative reporting that has uncovered significant issues such as sex trafficking scandals and controversial government practices. He has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, The Daily Beast, and WAMU 88.5.
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Jose Pagliery's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy and regulation, especially as it pertains to government and politics in the United States. His articles often cover evolving stories with expert commentary, particularly related to Donald Trump, legal trials, New York, courtroom drama, and the Trump administration.
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By: Jose Pagliery
Court records describe deplorable situation at the ICE jail in New Jersey as protests continue nightly.
In a meeting last month, the Government Accountability Office said it was encountering “significant access issues” with a number of key agencies.
By: Jose Pagliery
The case against the Chicago activists was dropped last month after the Feds admitted to significant “errors.”
The FBI director heads to Chicago on eve of girlfriend's concert.
By: Jasmine-Wright, Derek-Hawkins
The White House published heavily redacted documents it claims show how vulnerable American elections are, as the president gave a meandering prime-time address.
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein noted that he would have to spend significant time privately reviewing sensitive evidence behind closed doors.
Government admits “mistakes” in probe of sources for articles about Air Force One security concerns.
The case against a woman admitted to the United States as a lawful permanent resident in 2018 is the first in the 30-year existence of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.
The federal government's long, strange trip toward meeting Americans where they are on weed.
Lawyers win $6.66 million from Union Carbide in asbestos case
