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Patrick deHahn
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US Homepage Editor, The National
New York
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Biography
Patrick deHahn is an international news reporter based in the Northeast U.S. Currently, he is freelancing and has published with the Atlantic online, the Daily Dot, Mic, Kicker, and elsewhere. deHahn has reported on Egyptian politics, protest movements in America, foreign policy and more. In the last five years, deHahn has worked at CNN, Voice of America, the New York Daily News and other news organizations. He graduated from Pace University in New York in May 2014 with a degree in journalism. His interests include territorial disputes, civil rights, refugee issues, Africa's place in the world, and anything current in war and conflict. Please feel free to contact him anytime at pdehahn@gmail.com
Foreign policy, World News , Conflict, Protest , International News, Politics, United States Politics , Government , Civil Rights, War
Content
By Ellie Sennett Verified, Patrick deHahn Verified| The National Verified Robert F Kennedy Jr, the nominee for US secretary of health and human services, arrives for a Senate finance committee confirmation hearing. Bloomberg
By Patrick deHahn Verified| The National Verified An aerial photograph shows destruction caused by Israel's air and ground offensive, in Rafah, Gaza, on January 24. APTrump White House releases Biden hold on 2,000-pound bombs for Israel, reports sayFormer US president halted shipment of heavy bombs over concerns of impact on Gaza civilians in Rafah
By Patrick deHahn Verified| The National Verified A federal judge on Thursday temporarily halted President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship in the US, slamming the directive as being “blatantly unconstitutional”. Mr Trump on inauguration day signed an order denying citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants, or born to mothers who were in the US legally but temporarily. It was due to come into force as early as February 19.
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The National