Darlene McCormick Sanchez
Reporter
Darlene McCormick Sanchez is an Epoch Times reporter who covers border security and immigration, election integrity, and Texas politics.
Ms. McCormick Sanchez has 20 years of experience in media and has worked for outlets including Waco Tribune Herald, Tampa Tribune, and Waterbury Republican-American. She was a finalist for a Pulitzer prize for investigative reporting.
LATEST
What to Know About Dallas ICE Facility Shooting
Federal agents say the attack was politically motivated, with the shooter leaving behind ammunition marked ‘ANTI ICE.’
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A Year After Hurricane Helene, Recovery Is Slow but Community Tight
North Carolina’s Yancey County received 31 inches of rain and wind gusts topping 105 miles per hour—more than any other county in the state.
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Noem’s DHS Oversees Historic Drop in Illegal Immigration
DHS data show daily apprehensions down by 96 percent since January; zero illegal immigrants released into U.S. in past four months.
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US Official Warns of New Deadly Synthetic Opioid From China
States on the East Coast have been particularly hard-hit by the latest synthetic opioid, but the drug is also making an impact on states such as Texas.
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West Virginia Coal Miner Describes Losing 3 Brothers to Drug Overdoses
At 54, Sammy Stafford has seen his mother and three siblings fall victim to the state’s opioid epidemic.
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At Epicenter of Fentanyl Crisis, Parents and Providers Talk About What Works
West Virginia leads the nation in accidental drug overdose deaths despite a 40 percent decrease.
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ICE Jobs Fair Draws Hundreds of Applicants in Texas
Retirees and young job seekers shrugged off protests to apply for deportation officer and attorney positions with bonuses of up to $50,000.
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Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York City.
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Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
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Texas Democrats End 2-Week Walkout, Setting Up Vote on Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
A vote on a redrawn congressional map could take place on Aug. 20.
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What to Know About Dallas ICE Facility Shooting
Federal agents say the attack was politically motivated, with the shooter leaving behind ammunition marked ‘ANTI ICE.’
|
A Year After Hurricane Helene, Recovery Is Slow but Community Tight
North Carolina’s Yancey County received 31 inches of rain and wind gusts topping 105 miles per hour—more than any other county in the state.
|
Noem’s DHS Oversees Historic Drop in Illegal Immigration
DHS data show daily apprehensions down by 96 percent since January; zero illegal immigrants released into U.S. in past four months.
|
US Official Warns of New Deadly Synthetic Opioid From China
States on the East Coast have been particularly hard-hit by the latest synthetic opioid, but the drug is also making an impact on states such as Texas.
|
West Virginia Coal Miner Describes Losing 3 Brothers to Drug Overdoses
At 54, Sammy Stafford has seen his mother and three siblings fall victim to the state’s opioid epidemic.
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At Epicenter of Fentanyl Crisis, Parents and Providers Talk About What Works
West Virginia leads the nation in accidental drug overdose deaths despite a 40 percent decrease.
|
ICE Jobs Fair Draws Hundreds of Applicants in Texas
Retirees and young job seekers shrugged off protests to apply for deportation officer and attorney positions with bonuses of up to $50,000.
|
Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York City.
|
Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
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Texas Democrats End 2-Week Walkout, Setting Up Vote on Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
A vote on a redrawn congressional map could take place on Aug. 20.
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