Suzanne Gamboa is a reporter at NBC News. She covers a range of topics including politics, immigration, race, demographics, and culture, with a particular focus on Latino issues and major breaking news in Texas. Suzanne's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, CNBC, and Telemundo, highlighting her commitment to reporting on social issues and regional interests.
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Suzanne Gamboa's coverage primarily revolves around politics, immigration, and issues affecting the Latino community. She often covers evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cites data in her articles.
Given her focus on the Latino community and immigration issues within the political landscape, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights from experts or individuals directly involved in these topics. This could include advocates for immigrant rights, politicians with a focus on Latino communities or those working on discrimination-related policies.
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By: Kenzi Abou-Sabe, Nigel Chiwaya, Suzanne Gamboa, Alexandra Chaidez
An NBC News investigation and timeline reveals how events quickly and dramatically unfolded amid a "one-in-5,000-year flood."
By: Suzanne Gamboa
The Atlantic reported that Trump made the remark about slain Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillén in a discussion with staff members about the cost of her funeral, two sources said.
By: Suzanne Gamboa, Nicole Acevedo, George Solis
In a scathing editorial over the remark at the Trump rally, Puerto Rico's largest newspaper exhorted the millions who live on the mainland to vote for Harris, slamming Trump for his "contempt" and "disdain."
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Democrat Rudy Salas vies to be the first Latino in Congress from the Central Valley, while Republican Rep. Mike Garcia aims to retain his northern Los Angeles seat.
By: Nicole Acevedo, Suzanne Gamboa, Daniella Silva, Carmen Sesin, Deon J. Hampton
Vice President Kamala Harris won a slim majority of votes cast by Latinos, but Trump bested a high set by George W. Bush.
By: Suzanne Gamboa, Nicole Acevedo
Members of the GOP in immigrant-heavy states tried to reassure constituents that Trump is focused on dangerous criminals and not on "hardworking" immigrants.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
A group of Democratic-leaning advocates say their polling shows that Donald Trump did not win a majority of Latino men and that Latinos still back progressive policies.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Latino men vaulted into the spotlight with their greater- than-expected support for President-elect Donald Trump. Soon, they'll be looking for returns on their votes.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Some Hispanic men define college differently. Ponjun told the story of a Corpus Christi man in his 40s who obtained a commercial driver's license
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it was following the orders of an immigration judge and the parents decided for the infants to go to Mexico with her.
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