Miriam Jordan is a National Immigration Correspondent for The New York Times. With a focus on multinational immigration issues, Miriam's articles explore the challenges faced by migrants, the impact of border policies, and the experiences of immigrant communities in the United States. Her work has been featured in various publications and she is well-known for her comprehensive coverage of immigration topics.
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By: Jim Rutenberg, Reid J. Epstein, Lisa Friedman, Charles Homans, Maggie Astor, Jonathan Weisman, Nick Corasaniti, Linda Qiu, Jeanna Smialek, Jonathan Swan, Miriam Jordan, Jess Bidgood, Alan Rappeport, Maggie Haberman, Angelo Fichera, Edward Wong
The convention audience was rapt as former President Donald J. Trump recounted the attempt on his life. He then pivoted to familiar talking points.
By: Angelo Fichera, Linda Qiu, Jess Bidgood, Lisa Friedman, Edward Wong, Jeanna Smialek, Maggie Astor, Charles Homans, Alan Rappeport, Kellen Browning, Reid J. Epstein, Maggie Haberman, Jim Rutenberg, Jonathan Weisman, Miriam Jordan, John Ismay
The convention audience was rapt as former President Donald J. Trump recounted the attempt on his life. He then pivoted to familiar talking points.
By: Angelo Fichera, Linda Qiu, Jess Bidgood, Jonathan Swan, Lisa Friedman, Edward Wong, Jeanna Smialek, Maggie Astor, Charles Homans, Alan Rappeport, Kellen Browning, Nick Corasaniti, Maggie Haberman, Jim Rutenberg, Reid J. Epstein, Jonathan Weisman, Miriam Jordan, John Ismay
The convention audience was rapt as former President Donald J. Trump recounted the attempt on his life. He then pivoted to familiar talking points.
By: Reid J. Epstein, Lisa Friedman, Hamed Aleaziz, Kellen Browning, Miriam Jordan, Jim Rutenberg, Linda Qiu, Jonathan Weisman, Charles Homans, John Ismay, Maya King, Maggie Haberman, Edward Wong, Alan Rappeport, Jess Bidgood, Maggie Astor, Angelo Fichera, Jeanna Smialek
The convention audience was rapt as former President Donald J. Trump recounted the attempt on his life. He then pivoted to familiar talking points.
By: Hamed Aleaziz, Jonathan Weisman, Miriam Jordan, Lisa Friedman, Charles Homans, Jeanna Smialek, Reid J. Epstein, Jim Rutenberg, Kellen Browning, Maya King, Jess Bidgood, Alan Rappeport, John Ismay, Edward Wong, Linda Qiu, Maggie Astor, Maggie Haberman, Angelo Fichera
The convention audience was rapt as former President Donald J. Trump recounted the attempt on his life. He then pivoted to familiar talking points.
By: David Goodman, Miriam Jordan
The soaring number of unlawful entries at the southern border was always going be a central part of the 2024 presidential campaign.
By: Miriam Jordan, J. David Goodman
The soaring number of unlawful entries at the southern border was always going be a central part of the 2024 presidential campaign.
The new Biden administration initiative, which could put many undocumented spouses of Americans on a path to U.S. citizenship, began taking applications this week.
By: Miriam Jordan
Texas and 15 other Republican-led states sued the Biden administration Friday seeking to halt a new program that could give legal status to hundreds
By: Hamed Aleaziz, Serge F. Kovaleski, Miriam Jordan
Ruling in favor of 16 Republican-led states that sued the administration, a federal judge put the program on hold while the court considers the merits of the case.
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