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Naisha Roy

(She/Her)
Atlanta, Chicago, New York
As seen in: El País, Yahoo Canada, Gizmodo, Medill News Service, Salon, Miami Herald, Observer, United Press International (UPI), ProPublica, Yahoo and
Covers:  Immigration, City Life, Languages, Education, Food

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I am a recent graduate from New York University who studied journalism and Spanish-Linguistics. I’m passionate about covering immigration, sustainability and incarceration reform, as well as improving media literacy. I’ve worked for outlets like amNY, the Observer, Brooklyn Paper, Atlanta Magazine and more. I will be completing my Masters Degree in Journalism at Northwestern University starting Fall 2025, pursuing Investigative Journalism in their D.C. Labs.

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Immigrants in Illinois are finding success challenging their detention in federal court

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By José Abonce, Naisha Roy
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
This story was reported by the Investigative Project on Race and Equity in partnership with Injustice Watch.
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Immigrants In Illinois Are Finding Success Challenging Their Detention In Federal Court

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By José Abonce, Naisha Roy
| Block Club Chicago Verified
This story was reported by the Investigative Project on Race and Equity in partnership with Injustice Watch. CHICAGO — One cold morning in late October, Nayra Guzmán, 22, gingerly stepped out of her family’s Cicero apartment, with a postpartum wrap around her waist she had worn since giving birth to her daughter in an emergency cesarean section 15 days earlier.
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Immigrants in Illinois are finding success challenging their detention in federal court

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By José Abonce, Naisha Roy
| Injustice Watch Verified
This story was reported by the Investigative Project on Race and Equity in partnership with Injustice Watch. One cold morning in late October, Nayra Guzmán, 22, gingerly stepped out of her family’s Cicero apartment, with a postpartum wrap around her waist she had worn since giving birth to her daughter in an emergency cesarean section 15 days earlier.
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