MaryAnn Martinez is a news reporter with a focus on national news in the United States. Her work has been featured in various publications, including MailOnline, New York Post, 247 News Around The World, Cigalah Group, Express Digest, and Gilmer Mirror. MaryAnn covers a range of topics, including crime, immigration, politics, and social issues.
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MaryAnn's reporting covers a variety of evolving stories with heavy emphasis on breaking news, particularly related to government and politics, entertainment news, and crime. She focuses mostly on national coverage within the United States.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news, she is likely receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or access to individuals at the center of these rapidly developing situations. For example, providing expert commentary or unique perspectives related to border patrol operations, migrant issues in Texas or immigration policies could be effective.
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San Diego could be the new hot spot along the US-Mexico border. Last week it saw more migrant crossings than anywhere else in the nation.
The body count is so high in border hot spot Eagle Pass, Texas, that the local morgue is storing bodies in an overflow trailer.
A member of Indiana's National Guard deployed to the Texas border opened fired on a migrant, however, the migrant was able to flee to Mexico.
In the last two months, a middle school in New Mexico has seen migrants walk onto its campus twice, while a Texas high school this week caught a mob of 100 trying to cut a fence near its classrooms.
A second US soldier has been caught smuggling illegal immigrants in two weeks in Texas. Cartels are luring service members with the promise of easy money.
By: Maryann Martinez
Mexican smugglers set up a make-shift ramp to drive a car over the southern border of the US in Arizona.
Texas' beloved Alamo is getting a $504 million expansion as work has started to return the Alamo to what it looked like in 1836 and the Texas Revolution.
After an expletive-filled rant, A.B. Quintanilla III, the brother and music producer of slain Texas icon and singer Selena, was booed by fans in Texas.
DailyMail can now reveal the identities of the outsiders who infiltrated the student protests in Austin, despite attempts of many of those arrested to conceal their identities.
By: Maryann Martinez
Illegal immigrants in Texas were caught using a 10 to 15 foot ladder to scale the border wall in Texas' Rio Grande Valley.
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