Josh is a WORLD reporter and a graduate of the World Journalism Institute and Patrick Henry College. He resides with his wife in Washington, D.C.
Sen. Mullin looks to take over an embattled agency and agenda from Kristi Noem—and possibly set a new tone
The fate of Matter of D-K- could mean the difference between deportation or not for some refugees in the United States
In a lengthy address, Trump rankled Democrats while touting his administration’s actions on the economy, crime, and foreign policy
Churches and nonprofits say the immigration enforcement crackdown has taken a toll on families they are trying to serve
Protests persist in Minneapolis as the Trump administration considers a “drawdown” of immigration enforcement
The Trump administration’s initial response to the death of Alex Pretti may damage the credibility of a subsequent investigation
Experts weigh in on a DHS memo claiming agents can forcibly enter homes to arrest illegal immigrants
Families get caught in a travel ban that makes no exception for international adoptions
Experts call DOJ response to the fatal Minneapolis shooting of Renee Good highly unusual
President Trump’s December travel ban left no room for international adoptions
