Nicole Narea is a Senior Politics and Society Reporter at Vox. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and business economics, with a particular focus on regional interests in APAC and LATAM. Nicole's insights and analyses have been featured in platforms such as Newswav, RealClearMarkets, Knowledia, Realclearhistory, and Vox.
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Nicole Narea's coverage primarily focuses on US politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. She delves into topics like immigration, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and gun control with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and the use of data to support her articles.
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Trump shunned Project 2025. He’s picking its authors for Cabinet positions anyway.
Trump’s immigration crackdown could extend to the US-Canada border.
Presidential powers to use the military domestically are broad, but not absolute.
Temporary Protected Status shields thousands of immigrants from deportation. Trump wants to end it.
Have presidents pardoned their family before? How could Biden still use his pardon powers?
TikTok faces an impending court decision this week. But the fight might not end there.
The crypto industry is excited about a second Trump presidency.
Countries like China and Venezuela often don’t accept US deportees. Trump is eyeing a workaround.
The many ways that Donald Trump could use the presidency for personal gain — again.
By: Nicole Narea
Democrats moved to the right on immigration. Will sanctuary cities still stand up to Trump?
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