Maryam Saleh

Maryam Saleh is an editor and reporter based in Washington, D.C., whose work focuses on immigration and national security.

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Articles by Maryam Saleh on theintercept.com

Andrew Gillum Brings It Home: Progressive Insurgent Seizes Democratic Nomination for Florida Governor

Maryam Saleh — Aug. 29

Running on a thoroughly progressive platform, Andrew Gillum surged from behind to win the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Florida.

Ilhan Omar Romps in Minneapolis Democratic Primary, While Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Win Statewide

Maryam Saleh, Rachel M. Cohen — Aug. 15

Ilhan Omar and Keith Ellison win, while Lori Swanson is beaten by both Tim Walz and Erin Murphy.

There’s “No Question” a Progressive Woman Will Replace Keith Ellison in Congress. But Who Will It Be?

Maryam Saleh — Aug. 10

The three female frontrunners in a Minnesota House race have similar platforms and are turning to their experiences and identities to make their cases.

Our Country, Our Stories: In New Memoirs, Syrians Describe Life — and Death — in Wartime

Maryam Saleh — Jul. 8

Two new revelatory memoirs on Syria come at a critical moment, as everyday Syrians are increasingly written out of their country’s story.

Georgia’s Leading GOP Candidate for Governor Is on an Anti-Sanctuary Crusade

Maryam Saleh — Jun. 18

Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle has weaponized a once-obscure immigration board to battle the city of Decatur for being an illegal “sanctuary.”

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