Marianne LeVine

Washington, D.C., United States

Immigration Reporter at The Washington Post

Immigration reporter for @washingtonpost Past: @POLITICO

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Articles

Democrats blast Trump’s travel ban, but legal challenges may be tough

1 day ago | washingtonpost.com | David Nakamura |Marianne LeVine |Jeremy Roebuck |John Hudson

Democrats blast Trump’s travel ban, but legal challenges may be tough (washingtonpost.com) Democrats blast Trump’s travel ban, but legal challenges may be tough By David Nakamura; Marianne LeVine; Jeremy Roebuck; John Hudson 2025060521581300 President Donald Trump's travel ban on 19 countries came under mounting criticism Thursday from congressional Democrats and at least one Republican, but legal experts predicted the order would be difficult to stop through challenges in court. Advocates...
Migrants Criminally Charged After Failing To Register With U.S. Government

5 days ago | southfloridareporter.com | Jeremy Roebuck |Marianne LeVine

The Justice Department is wielding a little-known law to criminally charge unauthorized immigrants who have failed to register their presence in the country, threatening them with potential jail time and fines under a new Trump administration initiative. The first prosecutions came just days after authorities on April 11 resurrected a federal registration requirement, used during World War II, to meet the goals of an executive order from President Donald Trump.
Migrants criminally charged after failing to register with U.S. government

6 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Jeremy Roebuck |Marianne LeVine

Migrants criminally charged after failing to register with U.S. government (washingtonpost.com) Migrants criminally charged after failing to register with U.S. government By Jeremy Roebuck; Marianne LeVine 2025053117000300 The Justice Department is wielding a little-known law to criminally charge unauthorized immigrants who have failed to register their presence in the country, threatening them with potential jail time and fines under a new Trump administration initiative. The first...
Trump administration shakes up ICE leadership as it struggles to ramp up deportations

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Marianne LeVine |Maria Sacchetti

Trump administration shakes up ICE leadership as it struggles to ramp up deportations (washingtonpost.com) Trump administration shakes up ICE leadership as it struggles to ramp up deportations By Marianne LeVine; Maria Sacchetti 2025052923513600 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is shaking up its leadership as the Trump administration struggles to ramp up deportations and meet the president's goal of removing 1 million unauthorized immigrants in his first year. Robert Hammer, the...
House GOP budget adds $150 billion for Trump’s immigration enforcement

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Marianne LeVine |Liz Goodwin

House GOP budget adds $150 billion for Trump’s immigration enforcement (washingtonpost.com) House GOP budget adds $150 billion for Trump’s immigration enforcement By Marianne LeVine; Liz Goodwin 2025052318102700 The House Republicans' tax and spending package is set to infuse the Trump administration with a monumental funding hike for immigration enforcement, aiming to dramatically ramp up the scale and pace of the president's mass-deportation agenda.
Judge says Trump administration violated court order with South Sudan deportations

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Maria Sacchetti |Marianne LeVine

Judge says Trump administration violated court order with South Sudan deportations (washingtonpost.com) Judge says Trump administration violated court order with South Sudan deportations By Maria Sacchetti; Marianne LeVine 2025052118561700 A federal judge in Massachusetts said Wednesday that the Trump administration violated a court order by attempting to deport several migrants to South Sudan and ordered U.S. officials to interview them to determine whether they have a reasonable fear of...
Supreme Court allows Trump to cancel protected status for Venezuelans

2 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Mark Sherman |Lindsay Whitehurst |Jeremy Roebuck |Marianne LeVine

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to cancel temporary protections that have allowed nearly 350,000 Venezuelans to remain in the United States for humanitarian reasons. Trump officials had asked the justices to lift a lower-court order that barred the administration from ending the temporary protected status while litigation over the matter continues.
Trump suspends asylum system, leaving immigrants to face an uncertain future

3 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Jeremy Roebuck |Marianne LeVine |Mark Sherman |Lindsay Whitehurst

They arrive at the U.S. border from around the world: Eritrea, Guatemala, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Ghana, Uzbekistan and so many other countries. They come for asylum, insisting they face persecution for their religion, or sexuality or for supporting the wrong politicians. For generations, they had been given the chance to make their case to U.S. authorities. Not anymore. “They didn’t give us an ICE officer to talk to. They didn’t give us an interview.
Trump wants a new plane. Now, so does Homeland Security Secretary Noem.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Marianne LeVine

Trump wants a new plane. Now, so does Homeland Security Secretary Noem. (washingtonpost.com) Trump wants a new plane. Now, so does Homeland Security Secretary Noem. By Marianne LeVine; Dan Lamothe 2025051421434400 President Donald Trump is not the only one in his administration seeking a new plane.
Department of Homeland Security plans for new plane funded by Coast Guard budget

3 weeks ago | stripes.com | Marianne LeVine

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem boards Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma to meet with U.S. Coast Guard and law enforcement officials in New York City, March 5, 2025. (Sydney Phoenix/U.S. Coast Guard) President Donald Trump is not the only one in his administration seeking a new plane. The Department of Homeland Security is planning on a new Gulfstream V, an agency official confirmed Wednesday. Rep.