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CEO of Migrant Camp Contractor Previously Profited Off Undocumented Labor
Nathan Albers will profit again — his Disaster Management Group is contracted to build the US’s largest detention camp.
Facing Rising Caseloads and Stagnant Pay, Hundreds of NYC Legal Workers Strike
The workers say their pay and workloads keep them from providing the best possible representation for their clients.
Abrego Garcia Wins Bail, Can’t Be Detained Again Without Notice, Judge Orders
Abrego Garcia's release will be delayed by 30 days as his lawyers ponder additional protective order requests.
New Helpline Aims to Disrupt the “Prison-to-ICE Deportation Pipeline”
It is designed to help incarcerated people who are vulnerable to being transferred by ICE following their release.
Organizers Call for Shutdown of Immigrant Jails as Trump Expands Incarceration
Despite public outrage, Trump is doubling down on deportation policies designed to incarcerate 100,000 immigrants.
Dozens Disappeared on El Salvador Deportation Trips, Flight Logs Reveal
“We pretty much have no idea if they are in CECOT or someplace else,” said one immigrant rights advocate.
Medicaid Is Giving ICE Access to Data of 79M Enrollees, Including Ethnicity
Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for Medicaid, but DHS says the data will aid their immigration crackdown.
Trump’s Tax Law Seeks to Override Rules Protecting Children in Immigration Jail
Tucked into the legislation are provisions that pave the way for migrant children to face longer periods in detention.
FL Miccosukee Tribe Joins Environmental Groups Suing Over “Alligator Alcatraz”
The tribe will keep fighting to “protect the land and save the land that saved us,” said the tribal council secretary.
Trump Admin’s Focus on Child Labor After California Raids Is a Bait and Switch
The Trump administration’s raids are part of the same immigration system that makes child labor conditions possible.