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Bans on trans athletes have the ultimate effect of “increasing the legitimacy of the Trump administration’s authority over every aspect of our bodily autonomy and everyday life.” — Chase Strangio, co-director of the ACLU’s LGBTQ & HIV Project, on recent SCOTUS rulings

u/Several-Candidate115 — 3 days ago
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ICE in Eugene yesterday 6/30

This video was taken just moments after a community member was taken by ICE. Happened at Lawrence and W 11th.

All three of these vehicles are known ICE kidnapping vehicles:

Black Dodge Durango OR 143JJH

Light Blue Ford Taurus OR 747FJX

Silver Dodge Grand Caravan unplated / WA BJE9682

Stay vigilant Eugene! If you see ICE call PIRC 1-888-622-1510

Join the local community defense signal chat for ICE updates in the area: https://signal.group/#CjQKIKsEh-D\_ttls9872fwz\_AyTN47qxtFmTxYIn0RQPgEf7EhDF3ktqPFqRu6xwDrDVYFmB

u/Several-Candidate115 — 5 days ago
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LA Times runs piece from refugee held in ICE detention

We don't get many opportunities to hear firsthand from folks inside the ICE camps.

Yesterday the Los Angeles Times ran this piece by Brady Tillett, a Belizean refugee who has been held by the deportation machine since 2024 and is currently locked behind the barbed wire at the California City detention facility.

Every American should read it.

Click through for quotes and read and share the full piece here: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2026-06-24/ice-detention-conditions-california-city

u/Several-Candidate115 — 9 days ago
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Families in Tennessee with critically ill or severely disabled children who are undocumented are being asked to make a difficult choice: leave the state program that pays for lifesaving medication and treatment or stay and have their child reported to immigration authorities.

The program, Children’s Special Services, funds low-income families who have exhausted all other options to cover costs for their sick children — helping pay for ventilators, wheelchairs or feeding tubes, for example, or for expensive drugs and emergency treatments. Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill this spring that requires state and local agencies to verify whether anyone receiving a public benefit is in the country legally. If not, the government must report them to the Centralized Immigration Enforcement Division, a state agency created in 2025 that oversees collaboration with federal immigration authorities. The legislation was one of several immigration bills crafted and passed in Tennessee with support from the White House with the aim of discouraging undocumented immigrants from living there.

u/Several-Candidate115 — 12 days ago
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A toddler whose father is a legal permanent resident was detained by ICE and placed in foster care where she was SA’ed. Then the government lied to the father repeatedly.

u/Czech_Coconut — 12 days ago
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The Mirror of Cruelty Thousands Of Children Are Locked Away In American Concentration Camps Just Like The Children Of Palestine ( Article Inside)

u/CantStopPoppin — 14 days ago
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This is a look inside the Adelanto Concentration Camp. They’ve packed the facility with over 100 people to a room. This and worse is happening nationwide at every one of these concentration camps, they must all be shut down!

u/BalanceOrganic7735 — 16 days ago
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Credit: Mercado media

Yesterday I spoke with civil rights and criminal defense attorney Cari Brunkow about the federal indictments against 15 protesters and the use of chemical agents outside the Warren E. Burger Federal Courthouse in St. Paul.

Brunkow spent years inside that building even before becoming an attorney, serving as a federal law clerk there. She told me that watching recent events unfold at a courthouse she once worked in has been particularly difficult.

Looking at the stains left behind outside the courthouse, Brunkow put it this way:

“These stains on your federal courthouse, this is a stain on your decision to let the federal government treat us this way.”

📸: @andrewmercado0

u/Foreign_Librarian193 — 18 days ago
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Natasha Rakotz, a home health care aid , one of the Minnesota 15: The Only Thing I Did Was Care About My Community And Neighbors

u/CantStopPoppin — 18 days ago