Border Chronicle: Weekly Roundup March 14
A nonprofit diverts millions of pounds of produce from the landfill feeding thousands. And Trump rolls out Texas-style detention and deportation nationwide. Plus more news from the border.
This week in The Border Chronicle:
More news from the border:
The Dishwasher’s Congressman: An Obituary for Arizona Borderlands Representative Raúl Grijalva Migrant Insider
CBP revamps app for asylum-seekers into ‘self-deportation’ tool The Tucson Sentinel
Alleging ‘illegal activities,’ FEMA withholds funds to El Paso groups providing migrant aid El Paso Matters
Your Introduction to Mahmoud Khalil’s Deportation Case and the Legal Battle Ahead Austin Kocher’s Substack
And Without Further Ado, The Border Chronicle’s “Ask an Expert”
Do you have a burning question about immigration policy? Well, you’re in luck. As we posted last week, Austin Kocher, an expert on immigration, is here to help. Submit your questions to us at theborderchronicle@protonmail.com and Kocher will answer the top two questions in our weekly roundup on March 21st. Don’t forget to write “ask an expert” in the subject heading of your email. Fire away!
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