
Doug MacMillan
Corporate Accountability Reporter at The Washington Post
Corporate accountability reporter @washingtonpost. Formerly @WSJ @Bloomberg @BW. Same thing we do every night, Pinky 🐭 [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Doug MacMillan
Giant tent rises in Florida to house hundreds of detained immigrants (washingtonpost.com) Giant tent rises in Florida to house hundreds of detained immigrants By Douglas MacMillan 2025042500415800 An Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Miami plans to move up to 400 immigrant detainees into a large tent that was erected in recent weeks to accommodate a surging population of migrants, said Rep. Frederica S.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Doug MacMillan
Immigrants forced to sleep on floors at overwhelmed ICE detention centers (washingtonpost.com) Immigrants forced to sleep on floors at overwhelmed ICE detention centers By Douglas MacMillan 2025041810020000 At a crowded Miami detention center, some immigrants are being held in conference rooms with no toilets. The Cibola County prison in New Mexico doesn't have enough chairs for all the immigrant detainees to eat their meals at a table.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Rachel Lerman |Doug MacMillan
Trump told people to buy. Hours later, his tariff pause sent markets soaring. (washingtonpost.com) Trump told people to buy. Hours later, his tariff pause sent markets soaring. By Rachel Lerman; Douglas MacMillan 2025040923164500 Less than four hours before President Donald Trump's announcement that he was pausing his tariffs on most countries sent markets soaring, he told his 9.4 million followers on his social media platform that it was a good time to buy.
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2 months ago |
washingtonpost.com | Doug MacMillan |Aaron Schaffer |Daniel Gilbert
Elon Musk’s sweeping makeover of the federal government in recent weeks is reverberating across the private sector, where companies have started expressing fear and uncertainty about disruptions these changes might inflict on their businesses.
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2 months ago |
washingtonpost.com | Maria Sacchetti |Arelis R. Hernández |Doug MacMillan
The Trump administration is reopening a sprawling detention center in South Texas for migrant families facing deportation, resuming the practice of detaining children four years after the Biden administration ended it, according to the private prison contractor that runs the facility.
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