Without congressional action, Biden can reverse the Obama-era exclusion of DACA recipients from the ACA. The pandemic makes this urgent.
Marcia Brown
Marcia Brown is a former Prospect writing fellow who is now a correspondent for The Capitol Forum, a subscription-based corporate investigation outlet. She has also written for The Intercept, The New Republic, and The Progressive.
The Politics of Counting
The Trump administration attempted to subvert the census for political ends. How successful were they?
A Quiet Inauguration in the Capital
Without the crowds, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn in. Some still wanted to be in Washington for the event.
Trump’s Last Deportation Flights
Asylum seekers from Haiti, Jamaica, and Mauritania are being sent back, one day before the Biden administration begins.
A New Era of Social Accountability
Republicans who incited the Capitol Riot have been made unwelcome in polite society.
Despite Looming Impeachment, Trump Pushes on for Federal Executions
Lisa Montgomery granted eleventh-hour stay; another execution is scheduled for Friday.
Ivy League Graduates Condemn Prominent Alumni Cruz, Hawley
Harvard, Yale, and Princeton alums seek censure for two of the inciters of the Capitol Riot.
Several U.S. Attorneys Vow to Prosecute Seditionists
But ones in jurisdictions with residents who stormed the Capitol did not initially commit to use their authority under the law.
A New Ohio Law Could Require Public Records of Abortions
It’s another way to shame women who exercise their right to choose.
Standing Up for the Most Vulnerable
Prospect Writing Fellow Marcia Brown’s Best of 2020
