Julia Ingram

A record 28% of detainees gave up their cases and voluntarily departed in 2025, as aslyum and bond grant rates plummeted.

A network of services that provide fraudulent credentials and resume padding services for a visa reserved for those at the top of their fields. I appeared on-air to discuss my findings.

I followed up my earlier reporting on ICE detainee criminality by zooming into big-city crackdowns. I found these operations mostly resulted in arrests of those without criminal records, contradicting the narrative they were necessary to detain the "worst of the worst."

Only 8% of detainees during Trump's first five months back in office had violent crime convictions, my analysis of ICE data found.

Apprehending just 1 million people would cost taxpayers $20 billion, my analysis of DHS and EOIR budget data found.

I scriped and anchored multiple segments for CBS News 24/7 (stremaing platform) on my data reporting.

Auto-updating searchable database tracking contracts DOGE says it canceled.

Elon Musk amassed more than 3 billion views on posts containing false or misleading information about election integrity ahead of the 2024 election. I scraped all of Musk's X-posts, used AI to categorize them and fact-checked the claims by hand.

Data from over 100 univiersities and colleges give an early indicator that schools are becoming less diverse after the Supreme Court barred race-conscious admissions. I joined a team of reporters in gathering and analyzing the data from the schools individually.

After Meta claimed to fix a glitch that pushed violent content to users, we found it was still widespread and easily accessible.

After the telehealth app Cerebral came under regulatory fire and stopped prescribing controlled substances, those who had become dependent on it for ADHD medication faced potential withdrawal. I came about this story after building an ML classifier to analyze App Store reviews of teletherapy apps, finding hundreds of users reporting issues like the ones I reported out.

I adapted a methodology from a scientific paper to examine correlations between state abortion restrictions and maternal mortality, then tested each link for statistical signfiicance. I found that the population living in states with four restrictions experienced mortality rates 27% to 61% higher than those without the policies.