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Aging millennial, reporter on gov’t/politics/legal affairs. Voted class clown in high school, though I’d like to think I’ve reformed. meiselhannah@gmail.com 🍋

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Multi-platform journalist. I like reporting and looking at budgets, and I really like combining them both.

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Illinois, Chicago sue to block Trump plan to restrict green cards to legal Medicaid, SNAP users

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By Hannah Meisel Verified
| FreeBurg Tribune Verified
byHannah Meisel CHICAGO — The state of Illinois and city of Chicago, along with a coalition of other states and cities controlled by Democrats, are suing the Federal Government to block a new federal rule that would give immigration officials broader authority to deny green cards to those who have legally been using public aid like Medicaid and food stamps.
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Public defense reform advances as Illinois moves to hire statewide public defender

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By Hannah Meisel Verified
| The Times Weekly Verified
Hiring process begins 3 years after cash bail abolition revealed significant shortages CHICAGO — Nearly three years ago, Illinois became the first state in the nation to fully abolish its cash bail system, an effort pushed by criminal justice reform advocates who argued that the ability for a person to post bond after an arrest does not equate with the danger he or she poses to the community.
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Illinois sues to block plan to restrict green cards to legal Medicaid, SNAP users

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By Hannah Meisel Verified
| The Journal-Courier Verified
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration over changes in rules involving green cards and public benefits. Jerry Nowicki/Capitol News Illinois A rule set to take effect Friday will allow immigration officers broader authority to deny green cards to those who have legally been using public aid.
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Awards

Illinois College Press Association

2012 - News story

Honorable mention for the first part of an investigation into a local business play gone wrong.

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