“There is no neutral ground in this moment. You’re either resisting or you’re complicit,” says Eman Abdelhadi.
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Holding the Line Through Tear Gas and Censorship Read Post »
The memo directs the US Attorney’s Office to “prosecute any individual” who “impedes or intimidates” ICE officers.
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Bondi Issues Memo Establishing Task Force to “Protect” ICE From Protesters Read Post »
This story is published in partnership with the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University. For one California mother, public housing has been a lifeline for her household of five—her two young adult daughters, husband, and young nephew. She could not afford rent without the federally subsidized housing that they all share. It’s also a lifeline for another […]
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When Home Isn’t Safe: Immigration Enforcement Meets Housing Discrimination Read Post »
The company’s biometric tech always sounded like it was ripped from the plot of a dystopian thriller, but recently, the iris-scanning system developed by the Massachusetts-based BI² Technologies has become part of the nation’s deportation dragnet. How BI² landed an ICE contract worth as much as $10 million is in part a tale of the […]
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Clients of a Trump-Connected Lobbying Firm Keep Landing No-Bid ICE Contracts Read Post »
In January 2010, the private prison operator now known as CoreCivic announced the closure of a 752-bed facility in Walsenburg, Colorado. At the time, the Huerfano County Correctional Center was the second-largest employer in the county. Its shutdown caused a “major hit” to the economy, said John Galusha, then the county’s administrator. The town estimated […]
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“Godsend” or “Concentration Camp”? A Lucrative ICE Deal Divides a Colorado Town Read Post »
When a 41-year-old Nigerian mother of two appeared before an immigration judge in New Jersey this January, she was ready with her life story. Laura, as her friends call her, arrived in the United States on a tourist visa in 2020. She was fleeing domestic violence and in-laws who she believed would kill her because […]
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They’ve Won In Court, But ICE Is Still Detaining and Trying to Deport Them Read Post »
When a 41-year-old Nigerian mother of two appeared before an immigration judge in New Jersey in January, she was ready with her life story. Laura, as her friends call her, arrived in the United States on a tourist visa in 2020. She was fleeing domestic violence and in-laws who she believed would kill her because […]
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They’ve Won in Court, But ICE Is Still Detaining and Trying to Deport Them Read Post »
How am I supposed to adequately care for patients who are being constantly terrorized by immigration police?
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I’m a Primary Care Doctor. My Patients Are Scared to Show Up Due to ICE. Read Post »
“History shows us that repression always breeds resistance,” says Chicago organizer Miguel Alvelo Rivera.
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Raids, Retaliation, and Radical Solidarity in Chicago Read Post »
On September 4, federal, state, and local officers conducted the largest single-site immigration worksite raid in US history. The months-in-the-making enforcement operation by the Trump administration targeted the construction site of a Hyundai-LG electric vehicle battery plant in southeast Georgia. As “word of the raid spread across the property,” CNN reported in the days after, […]
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The “Chaos and Cruelty” of Trump’s Worksite Immigration Raids Read Post »
On October 15, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that threatens to reshape American politics by making elected leaders whiter and locking communities of color out of power. The case concerns the constitutionality of the 1965 Voting Rights Act’s requirement that minority communities have an equal opportunity to elect representatives of […]
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The Supreme Court Says ICE Can Consider Race, But Colleges Can’t. Read Post »
In greater Los Angeles, the Trump administration’s goal of deporting millions of people is being operationalized through often violent raids that target people who appear Latino while waiting for the bus or working in low-wage jobs. A shorter way to say this is racial profiling of low-income people. Today, the Republican-appointed justices on the Supreme […]
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Supreme Court Blesses Racial Profiling by ICE Read Post »
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