Trump's immigration order banning work visas was SUPPOSED to be for new folks coming into the U.S. But it's caught up thousands who happened to be stuck outside the U.S. when it struck, separating families who live & already have jobs here
bloomberg.com/news/articles/… w/ @livcarville Narendra Singh is stuck in India w/ wife & 4-year-old daughter, a U.S. citizen. "She was supposed to start preschool this year & when I told her we might not go back, she said, no dad, all my toys are there," "How do you explain to a four year old that she's not going back home?"

We've been following the money behind Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests for months. Here's what we found: bloomberg.com/news/articles/… Funds bankrolling protests have collectively raised at least HK$254 million ($33 million) since June, 70% from just two groups, Spark Alliance and the 612 Humanitarian Fund, according to a tally based on disclosures from the groups and an analysis of publicly available documents.

The Trolls Are Back: My latest story w @asebenius looks at new research showing how social media attacks on Hong Kong’s protesters have persevered despite take downs bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bpolitics @pelstrom @dantenkate Out of around 30,000 accounts that tweeted about the protests, about a third were created since August says @AstroscreenHQ and @donara_barojan

I just got back to Hong Kong from a trip to Silicon Valley, where it was clear that a red scare has washed over SF. Some takeaways: Some tech execs openly worrying that China's approach to censorship and authoritarianism is bleeding into the U.S., posing a severe threat to America (1/10)