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Kate Morrissey

Kate Morrissey

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Adjunct Professor, San Diego State University Magazine

San Diego

Final Covers

Sporting Topics , Football , Cycling , Hockey , Mma , Rugby

Doesn’t Cover

I do not cover any subject which the majority of people would find boring.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 2537

  • Life Under Trump: Migrants Win Asylum, Yet Remain Locked Up

    By Kate Morrissey| Capital & Main Verified When Arsenii crossed the border at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in September with an appointment to begin his asylum process after fleeing Russia, the first thing he heard from U.S. officials distressed him. “Fucking Russians,” Arsenii said the officer said to him. Almost a week later, officials transferred him from the port to Otay Mesa Detention Center, a long-term holding facility in San Diego for people in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

    By Kate Morrissey · Capital & Main

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Border Report: Deportation Threat Looms Over Haitian Immigrants

    By Kate Morrissey| Voice of San Diego Verified Outside a local home improvement store, groups of men stand and sit in the shade of a cluster of nearby trees. A few stand in the parking lot, dodging instructions from the store’s security guards to move to public property as they ask people leaving the store if they need help loading supplies or installing their recent purchases. One man receives a few bills for helping to load lumber into the back of a car. The sight is nothing new in San Diego, but in recent years the demographics have changed.

    By Kate Morrissey · Voice of San Diego

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Life Under Trump: Migrants Win Asylum, Yet Remain Locked Up

    By Kate Morrissey| Capital & Main Verified When Arsenii crossed the border at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in September with an appointment to begin his asylum process after fleeing Russia, the first thing he heard from U.S. officials distressed him. “Fucking Russians,” Arsenii said the officer said to him. Almost a week later, officials transferred him from the port to Otay Mesa Detention Center, a long-term holding facility in San Diego for people in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

    By Kate Morrissey · Capital & Main

    Apr. 15, 2025

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San Diego State University Magazine