Michelle Hackman is a reporter covering immigration policy for The Wall Street Journal. Her articles focus on the intersection of politics, foreign policy, and border issues in the United States. She brings a comprehensive and analytical approach to her reporting, providing in-depth coverage of the latest developments and debates surrounding immigration.
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Michelle Hackman's coverage primarily focuses on US government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a strong emphasis on politics. She often covers topics related to border crossings, the Biden administration, Senate activities, Ukraine aid, and immigration.
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移民問題を最重要課題とする回答者の割合は20％に上昇、経済など他のどの争点よりも上位に。
New census figures show arrivals from abroad increased 15% last year in the top 50 metro areas.
Biden administration officials are considering green cards and deportation relief for hundreds thousands of immigrants who are living in the U.S. illegally and are married to U.S. citizens.
By: Natalie Andrews, Michelle Hackman
During his debate with Kamala Harris the former president repeated an internet falsehood that started with a Facebook post.
By: Andrew Restuccia, Michelle Hackman
Former President Trump promises to deport millions of men, women and children; a 76-year-old American recounts his family’s calamity in 1955.
By: Michelle Hackman, Eli Imadali
An exaggerated claim that a Venezuelan gang took over an apartment complex quickly spread through an already on-edge community.
By: Santiago Pérez, Tarini Parti, Michelle Hackman, Lauren Weber
Kamala Harris’s border assignment has become a political liability, as Republicans exaggerated her role to label the vice president as “border czar.”
The former president is courting a key group with macho rhetoric and podcast appearances, but in the process risks alienating women.
By: Michelle Hackman
The presidential race still looks to be a dead heat between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, according to the latest New York Times/Siena College poll of the seven main battleground stat
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