Daily Immigration News Clips – November 4, 2024

National

Washington Post Democrats shift to the right on some issues, portending lasting change
By Paul Kane

NPR Pushed by public opinion shift, Democrats adopt immigration restrictions
By Sergio Martínez-Beltrán

Washington Post Harris fights political headwinds on immigration in close race with Trump
By Sabrina Rodriguez, Justine McDaniel and Hannah Knowles

New York Times Harris Appeals to Latino Pride, and Anger at Trump, in Final Push
By Jennifer Medina

Washington Post Russian disinformation videos push lies on voter fraud and immigrants
By Joseph Menn

New York Times Trump’s Big Immigration Raid Snared Them. They’re Still in Mississippi.
By Isabelle Taft

CBS News Illegal border crossings remain low amid concerns that election could end lull
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez

Politico ‘I Think It Will Happen Again if Trump Is the President’: The Ongoing Trauma of Family Separation
By MYAH WARD

Washington Post As smuggling rings made billions from migrants, the U.S. was sidelined
By Mary Beth Sheridan

New York Times Biden Wanted to Fix Immigration, but Leaves Behind a System That Is Still Broken
By Michael D. Shear and Hamed Aleaziz

New York Times A Daughter of Immigrants Adopts a Tough Border Message in a Close House Race
By Karoun Demirjian

Immigration Nerds Podcast Immigration Policy at the Crossroads: A Conversation with Shev Dalal-Dheini

Forbes Trump’s Immigration Plans May Upend Students And Immigrant Applicants
By Stuart Anderson

Rolling Stone What Happens When Trump Exploits Your Daughter’s Murder
By Asawin Suebsaeng

New York Times Did Trump Just Lose His Crucial Latino Support?
By Isvett Verde

New York Times What I Truly Expect if an Unconstrained Trump Retakes Power
By Michelle Goldberg

Local

Politico Trump says migrants caused a ‘surge in crime’ in a small Wisconsin city. Its residents reject that.
By IRIE SENTNER

Miami Herald Poll: Puerto Ricans in Florida overwhelmingly support Harris, view Trump unfavorably
By Syra Ortiz Blanes

Los Angeles Times Opinion: Voting in America is still secure. But a dark anti-election movement seeks to change that
By Sean Morales-Doyle

Miami Herald Don’t let Florida economy take the hit for deportation plan

El Semanario (CO) The elections and immigration: What side of history will voters be on?
By Maribel Hastings

Deseret News Opinion: The real crisis is how false narratives, not immigrants, fuel fear
By Tina Jensen Augustine