The Intercept: Did Mexico's Top Cop Play a Role in the Killing of a DEA Informant?

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The Intercept: The Public has Never Seen the U.S. Government Force-Feed Someone — Until Now

• Winner of 2023 RTDNA Edward Murrow Award for Investigative Reporting, Large Digital Organization

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The Intercept: ICE Jail Nurse Sexually Assaulted Migrant Women, Complaint Letter Says

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The Intercept: "He Just Empties You All Out": Whistleblower Reports High Number of Hysterectomies at ICE Detention Facility

"A Silent Pandemic": Nurse At ICE Facility Blows The Whistle On Coronavirus Dangers

Number of Women Alleging Misconduct by ICE Gynecologist Nearly Triples
ICE Medical Misconduct Witness Slated for Deportation is a U.S. Citizen, Says Lawyer

ICE Detention Center Shuttered Following Repeated Allegations of Medical Misconduct

Nothing is Changing": ICE Sends Detainees to Irwin Prison Despite Pledges to Close It

• A series of stories exposing allegations of medical abuse, misconduct, and negligence at the ICE Irwin County Detention Center.

• This series was a finalist for the 2021 Festisov International Journalism Awards for Civil Rights reporting.

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The Intercept: ICE's Immigration Detainees Protested Lack of Coronavirus Precautions -- And SWAT-Like Private Prison Guards Pepper-Sprayed Them

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The Intercept: How Solitary Confinement Kills: Torture and Stunning Neglect End in Suicide at Privately Run ICE Prison

• This story was later included in ICIJ's "Solitary Voices" project.

• Winner of 2020 New York Press Club Award for Political Coverage, Online

• Finalist; 2019 Investigative Reporters and Editors; Print/Online Division 1

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"The Takeaway," WNYC/PRX: ICE Records: Ill Migrant Continued Working in ICE Custody Until He Was Hospitalized. Three Weeks Later, He Died.

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NPR: Women Testify Against Mexican Police For Sexual Torture In International Court

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NACLA: Tepoztlán's Highway to Nowhere

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USA Today/Reno Gazette-Journal: Mining company tied to Reno faces scrutiny for Guatemala operations

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NPR/NextGenRadio: Underground Abortion: Lack of Access, Cost Spurs Clandestine Operation

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