
Elizabeth Findell
Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Texas politics/border reporter at @WSJ. Alum of @statesman @dallasnews & @monitornews. Ski town girl complaining about the heat. Tips: [email protected]
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wsj.com | Elizabeth Findell |Jack Gillum |Jemal R. Brinson |Juanje Gómez
From January to May, the government awarded 50% more to companies involved in immigration removals than last yearBlanco’s imprisonment came after more than a year navigating America’s arcane immigration system. His story underscores how companies make money at nearly every step of the deportation process—earning more than $13 billion in the last decade, according to a Wall Street Journal review of contracts. Now, firms are expecting even greater revenue.
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flipboard.com | Elizabeth Findell |Jack Gillum |Jemal R. Brinson |Juanje Gómez
1 hour agoBrazil: Excited pet dog runs into glass sending it smashing on groundSão Paulo, Brazil - May 19, 2025 This is the shocking moment an excited pet dog ran into a glass door, sending it crashing to the ground. CCTV footage shows the pet owner standing by the doorway, waiting for her Golden Retriever to enter the living room in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The sprightly dog dashes around the room while the woman closes the sliding door on May 19.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Michelle Hackman |Elizabeth Findell |Joe Flint
‘This isn’t ‘The Hunger Games’ for immigrants,’ says the producer behind the pitchThe Department of Homeland Security is considering being part of a television show in which immigrants would compete for potential U.S. citizenship, an idea the producer pitched as far back as the Obama administration. Department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said she had spoken to the producer of the proposed television reality show and that consideration of the idea was ongoing.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Michelle Hackman |Elizabeth Findell
4 hours ago"Honey Boo Boo" Is A 19-Year-Old College Student Now, And Here's What She Looks Like TodayI feel ancient now. She went viral for her hilarious one-liners (as seen above) on Season 5 of the TLC reality television show Toddlers & Tiaras.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Elizabeth Findell |Mariah Timms
El Paso immigration judge Michael S. Pleters was incredulous. He had expected to hear a request from Henrry Albornoz Quintero for political asylum in the U.S., but though the Venezuelan had been held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he was absent the day of his April hearing. “He’s disappeared? What happened?” the judge asked. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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