By: Jeff Adelson, Miriam Jordan
Ledy Ordonez was on the job at a San Antonio seafood wholesaler last July when immigration agents entered the facility, taking her and about a dozen others into custody.


Miriam Jordan is a National Immigration Correspondent at The New York Times. She focuses on the complexities and paradoxes of immigration policies and their effects on immigrants as well as American society, demographics, and the economy. Miriam's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, The Boston Globe, and The Irish Times.
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Miriam Jordan's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on immigration, border security, and the migrant crisis. Given her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in these areas, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights into evolving policies related to immigration or retirement issues affecting farmworkers.
Her articles also indicate an interest in human-interest stories within the broader context of political and governmental decisions. Pitches offering firsthand accounts from individuals directly impacted by immigration policies or those working with migrant communities could resonate well with her reporting style.
When reaching out to Miriam, consider providing access to unique perspectives or exclusive data that shed light on the personal experiences of immigrants, retired farmworkers, or individuals affected by changes in border security measures.
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