Addie is a WORLD reporter who often writes about poverty fighting and immigration. She is a graduate of Westmont College and the World Journalism Institute. Addie lives with her family in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Voters gave mixed reviews to tough-on-crime candidates, but public safety concerns still tightened key races
What the midterm election results could mean for border states and immigration reform
Mixed results mirror rising concerns about the long-term effects of legalization
The program’s uncertain future leaves participants in limbo and points to the need for legal immigration reform
The border crisis is taking a toll on Border Patrol agents and police
The stopgap measure welcomes 24,000 Venezuelans but offers no long-term solutions
Ministries wrestle with how to offer effective compassion at the U.S.-Mexico border
At the Texas-Mexico border, illegal immigration leaves no one untouched
New government funding sings a worn-out tune
LIFESTYLE | How a group of golden retrievers brought a quiet presence to a Texas town in grief
