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Felipe De La Hoz

New York

Investigative Immigration and Policy Reporter at Freelance

Co-Founder and Writer at BORDER/LINES

@nydailynews Editorial Board. Cover immigration elsewhere. Teach @nyu_journalism. Co-creator of https://t.co/uYohIFAyaN

Articles

  • 1 week ago | newrepublic.com | Felipe De La Hoz

    It seems like every week now brings new written accounts and harrowing videos of federal agents—mostly from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, but also from the ATF, DEA, FBI, and other federal agencies detailed to Trump’s all-encompassing immigration crackdown—engaging in what a worried public increasingly sees as police state tactics.

  • 1 month ago | newrepublic.com | Felipe De La Hoz

    Over the first 100 days of his second administration, President Donald Trump, working in concert with Elon Musk’s DOGE proxy—which it still seems a stretch to consider a bona fide government agency—has unleashed an onslaught against both our foundational democratic concepts and the civil service erected on top. Still, one of the less-noticed attacks on our democracy has been the siloing and use-case restrictions on government-collected data. Yes, I know.

  • 2 months ago | newrepublic.com | Felipe De La Hoz

    It probably never crossed Fabian Schmidt’s mind that he wouldn’t breeze through security at Boston’s Logan Airport. A legal resident of New Hampshire, he flew back to the U.S. on March 7 after a visit to Luxembourg, but never made it through security. According to his mother, who didn’t get to speak with him until four days later, Schmidt was “violently interrogated” for hours, stripped naked, and forced into a cold shower.

  • 2 months ago | newrepublic.com | Felipe De La Hoz

    Weeks of Trump administration attacks on both speech and immigrant rights have come to a head this week with the ICE detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a legal permanent resident and Palestinian graduate of Columbia University who had been involved in organizing campus protests. Donald Trump himself took credit for the detention on Truth Social, tying the organizer, without evidence, to Hamas.

  • Feb 19, 2025 | cityandstateny.com | Felipe De La Hoz

    President Donald Trump has long relied on the power of the simple message: We will cut government waste, prices will come down, we will root out corruption, we will deport undocumented immigrants, and so on. Reality is, of course, much messier than these slogans can capture, and a cursory look under the hood often reveals that they are at best incomplete or at worse entirely unsupported, but that simplicity of the message itself holds power.

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