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Resisting the Empire Next Door, Protests in Mexico Grow
After US intervention in Venezuela, Trump’s threats against cartels may be seen as paving the way for actions in Mexico.
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After the Devastation of Trump’s First Year, These Popular Rebellions Offer Hope
Elections, labor, mutual aid, and local organizing wins in 2025 point to strategies that can work in the coming year.
Striking Spanish Workers Just Showed That Amazon Is Not Invincible
The workers used creative, disruptive tactics to win. Their victory holds lessons for the global labor movement.
Minneapolis’s 2020 Uprising Laid an Abolitionist Groundwork for ICE Resistance
The George Floyd uprising laid foundations for the politicized networks of care that are organizing against ICE now.
White House Orders Federal Funding Probe Focused Almost Entirely on Dem States
“I have zero doubt that they intend to withhold funds” for political reasons, one Democratic lawmaker said.
Thousands of Minnesotans Are Taking Part in General Strike Against ICE
“It is time to suspend the normal order of business to demand immediate cessation of ICE actions,” organizers said.
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State Dept Memos Admit It Had Almost No Grounds to Deport Pro-Palestine Students
The memos were released by a judge who, last week, slammed Rubio, Noem, and Trump for “unconstitutional” actions.
Public Rage Against ICE Sends Democrats Scrambling for a Response
Two Democrats announced a bill to abolish ICE prisons as Congress votes to keep funding Trump’s anti-immigrant blitz.
After Davos Speech, Trump Tells the World, “Sometimes, You Need a Dictator”
Polling from August indicates that most Americans already view Trump as a “dangerous” leader seeking to be a dictator.
ICE Recruiters Are Using Neo-Nazi Memes and Seeking Out Extremists at Gun Shows
The Department of Homeland Security is actively recruiting from the far right as it seeks to hire 10,000 ICE agents.
In Gaza, We’re Struggling to Reintroduce Foods to Bodies Adjusted to Starvation
A sudden influx of nutrients after famine can cause spikes in blood glucose and fatal electrolyte imbalances.
With Twin Cities Under Siege by ICE, Minnesota Moves Toward a General Strike
An economic blackout on January 23 could be the first general strike in Minnesota in nearly 100 years.
Trump Has Made ICE the Largest Law Enforcement Agency in the Country
With Congress-approved funding, ICE detention is expected to triple in size, mirroring the scale of Japanese internment.
Who Gained the Most During Trump’s First Year? Billionaires and Corporations.
Big banks saw their stocks skyrocket by 29 percent during Trump’s first year. Here’s who else cashed in.
Minneapolis
Federal Immigration Agents Shoot and Kill Another Person in Minneapolis
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ICE Detains Kids in MN, Including a 5-Year-Old as Bait to Arrest His Father
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Has US Fascism Moved From a Theoretical Debate Into an Urgent National Crisis?
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ICE Violently Targets Legal Observers and Community Members in Minneapolis
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ICE Reports Third Death at Texas Migrant Jail in 44 Days
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Trump’s DOJ Is Investigating Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
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Federal Judge Orders ICE to Stop Retaliating Against Minnesota Demonstrators
“If ICE’s expansion plans are realized, the immigration detention system will triple in size — detaining 120,000-150,000 people at any given time, mirroring the scale of Japanese American internment.”
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The Road to Abolition
We Can Honor Renee Nicole Good’s Life by Abolishing Death-Making Institutions
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New Pennsylvania Law Seeks to Aid Abuse Survivors Who Resist — But Is It Enough?
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Formerly Incarcerated Women Are Building a Global Network to Fight Imprisonment
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Former Prisoner’s New Book Offers Rare Look Into Nation’s Most Secretive Prison
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Black Abolitionists Lead Resistance to Trump’s Use of Federal Police and ICE
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In Black August, We Turn Destructive Spaces Into Laboratories for Liberation
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I Survived a Deadly Disease in Prison. No One Else Should Have To Face It.