Austin Kocher

At the nexus of climate and people: Where science, disasters, and political power collide.

Organizing for the liberation of information, minds, bodies, & societies.

Proud husband/dad, SoCal native, clean energy advocate, environmental attorney, Stanford/Duke alum. U.S. Representative for CA-49. Official Substack.

Documented's newsletter featuring a roundup of immigration and policy news from New York, Washington, and nationwide in your inbox 3x per week.

A weekly podcast covering the U.S. Donald Trump administration's immigration crackdown and ballooning enforcement apparatus, hosted by journalists Kelly Kimball and Matthew Kendrick.

Investigative reporting on the money and contracts behind immigration detention, grounded in the public record.

As I illustrate in Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands, there IS a better way to respond to Forced Displacement and Global Migration: Welcome with Dignity. Because hope knows no borders. Cruelty is not okay. And there is no "right" way.

Musings of a journalist trying to hold onto love, hope and humor in apocalyptic times.

A weekly interview newsletter.

John Washington's essays toward the inexpressible

A publication documenting the movement shaping our world, and the lives at the center of it.

U.S. immigration law newsletter + podcast, published by U.S. immigration attorney. Discussions of self-petition strategies like EB-2 NIW and EB-1A. Overall focus on EB (Employment-Based) immigration. Occasional attempts at humor.

We’re in this fight together—and the gloves are off.

This newsletter is for anyone who wants to understand why Washington keeps failing on immigration and learn about solutions for the future.

Tallying the Costs of Undocumented American Living

Sheriffs and the Political Power of Law Enforcement

The stories and politics of people who move to new places.

Migration and more

News and analysis related to migration from across the Americas and Caribbean

The first and only immigration newsroom in the Washington press corps — covering Congress, the White House, and the Supreme Court. Edited by Pablo Manríquez. Est. 2024.

My thoughts on what’s happening in Congress, across the country, and here at home in Southwest Ohio.

A blunt, plain language, and data-driven look at the U.S. immigration system. Written by Andrew Thrasher (tituslegaldesign.com).

Bi-weekly newsletter with actionable insights to help you take charge of your immigration journey