Henry Gass - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Henry Gass's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Henry Gass
Verified
Texas Writer, The Christian Science Monitor
Austin
Beats
Content
By Sarah Matusek, Henry Gass Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified In its hard-driving push to toughen immigration policy, the Trump administration has found an unusual ally: old and at times rarely enforced laws that can be used to further its goals. From an 18th century wartime authority to a World War II-era registration law, President Donald Trump is relying on a wide range of legal powers already on the books. The laws have become prominent tools in his effort to rapidly achieve major changes, including a pledged mass deportation of unauthorized immigrants.
By Henry Gass Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified As it began fighting for its life in federal court last week, the law firm WilmerHale turned to the story that most budding lawyers hear before anything else. It’s 1770, and a group of British soldiers is on trial after killing five colonists in the Boston Massacre. John Adams, a prominent voice for independence, has chosen to defend them.
By Sarah Matusek, Henry Gass Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified In its hard-driving push to toughen immigration policy, the Trump administration has found an unusual ally: old and at times rarely enforced laws that can be used to further its goals. From an 18th century wartime authority to a World War II-era registration law, President Donald Trump is relying on a wide range of legal powers already on the books. The laws have become prominent tools in his effort to rapidly achieve major changes, including a pledged mass deportation of unauthorized immigrants.
Company Info
The Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor (CSM) is a nonprofit news organization founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, it began as a daily newspaper and has since expanded to include daily online articles and a weekly print edition. The organization is owned by the Christian Science Publishing Society. The Monitor's mission emphasizes honest, impartial, and constructive journalism, focusing on solutions and credible hope. It covers a wide range of topics, including global affairs, environmental issues, and social concerns. The publication also features a daily column called the Christian Science Perspective, which offers spiritual insights on contemporary issues. With a strong digital presence, the Monitor aims to reach a broad audience interested in balanced news coverage. It has received multiple Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its reputation as a respected source of objective journalism.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
+1 617-450-2000
Founded: 1908