Senior Investigative Producer And Reporter
Laura Strickler is a Senior Investigative Producer and Reporter at NBC News, based in Washington. Her work focuses on critical areas such as security and law enforcement, government and politics, and crime and justice, often exploring themes related to counterterrorism and law enforcement technology. She has been featured in various outlets including NBC News, CNBC, and Yahoo News.
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Laura Strickler's coverage spans several topics, including labor rights, child labor, immigration, education, and international relations. Her focus is on evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulation within the themes of politics, government & politics, crime, and business.
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By: Ainsley Laura, Ryan-Reilly, Nicole Acevedo, Julia Ainsley, Laura Strickler, Ryan J. Reilly
A federal grand jury returned an indictment against Christian Castro related to the January shooting that left Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis with a gunshot wound in one of his legs.
By: Laura Strickler, Nicole Acevedo
Prisciliano Trejo Ricano, 29, felt ill in ICE detention and died at the hospital from cancer weeks later, according to his family.
By: Rob Wile, Sahil Kapur, Gary Grumbach, Laura Strickler, Garrett Haake, Peter Nicholas Megan Shannon
Legal experts, economists and even Trump's fellow Republicans say the plan faces a bevy of practical obstacles and long odds in Congress.
By: Justin Goldman, Laura Strickler, Julia Ainsley
The cages, called “calming areas,” were used for detainees to “reflect on their behavior choices, manage their emotions, reduce stress and practice self-directed behavior,” according to the inspector general's report.
By: Laura Strickler
WASHINGTON — Some immigrants detained at Florida's now-shuttered “Alligator Alcatraz” were confined in outdoor cages only slightly larger than
By: Laura Strickler
WASHINGTON — Some immigrants detained at Florida's now-shuttered “Alligator Alcatraz” were confined in outdoor cages only slightly larger than
By: Nicole Acevedo, Tara Prindiville, Laura Strickler
The White House did not say why former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer was withdrawn from consideration.
By: Laura Strickler, Michael Kosnar, Matt Lavietes
An FBI memo said that a small group of women were posing with a “traditional wife” esthetic as a tactic to lure immigration authorities.
By: Laura Strickler, Suzanne Gamboa, Julia Ainsley
Nidia Delfín said her brother was handcuffed in the back of the ICE vehicle when it hit a man, adding that he has no arrest warrants and that he was getting his green card when he was arrested.
By: Laura Strickler, Julia Ainsley, Suzanne Gamboa
The Harris County DA has interviewed a key witness who was in the ICE vehicle when it hit Miguel Parra Hernandez.
