Casey Murray
Reporter at NOTUS
Co-Host at Busy Girls Book Club
Reporting on Texans, immigration for @NOTUSreports, Dallas girl, Mizzou alum
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1 day ago |
notus.org | Casey Murray
President Donald Trump’s administration has determined that Afghanistan is safe to return to. Veterans in Congress aren’t so sure — particularly for people who helped U.S. troops and could now face deportation. On Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced an end to temporary protected status for Afghans in the U.S., saying the nation’s “improved security situation” means those protections should no longer apply.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Casey Murray
Republicans have spent years trying to grow their support among Latinos in Florida, which is home to roughly half of the nation’s Venezuelan immigrants. But as President Donald Trump targets Venezuelans, Cubans and others, some Republicans fear that he’s trampling on his own successes — and potentially hurting the party’s chances in the future. “I think some of it may threaten his gains,” Rep. Carlos Giménez told NOTUS.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Claire Heddles |Casey Murray
In one of their first major opportunities to publicly push back against members of President Donald Trump’s cabinet, House Democrats didn’t land many big punches. While the minority party is typically eager to use oversight hearings to create splashy, on-camera moments, House Democrats managed few as the faces of some of Trump’s biggest policy moves — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem — defended the president on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Casey Murray |Emily Kennard |Ursula Perano
Republicans on Capitol Hill are already excited about the Trump administration’s latest tactic for saving government money: Offering undocumented immigrants $1,000 to “self-deport.”The administration on Monday unveiled a plan to offer undocumented immigrants the stipend in exchange for proof that they plan to leave the country. In addition, the administration is offering to help with travel costs.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Casey Murray
President Donald Trump is pushing to get more local governments involved in deportation efforts. And while some so-called “sanctuary cities” are resisting, enrollment in a program to deputize local police for deportation efforts has shot up since the start of Trump’s term. Florida is leading the charge.
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