ICE
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ICE adopts ‘Amazon Prime’ model, turning detention into industrial-scale cruelty
The Department of Homeland Security is transforming immigration detention into an industrial logistics operation — warehouses, transport routes, and processing centers linked like a delivery network — that treats human beings as freight. Continue reading
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‘When one of us is struck down, a thousand rise’: voices from Minneapolis
Keith Porter. Parady La. Heber Sánchez Domínguez. Victor Manuel Diaz. Luis Beltran Yanez-Cruz. Luis Gustavo Núñez Cáceres. Geraldo Lunas Campos. Renee Nicole Good. Alex Pretti. Some names you know. Others you may not have seen before. All were killed by federal agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and… Continue reading
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Minneapolis under occupation: the war machine comes home
Jan. 24 — Early Saturday morning in south Minneapolis, masked ICE paramilitaries surrounded Alex Pretti outside Glam Doll Donuts, wrestled him to the ground, and beat him. Then, while he lay motionless beneath them, one agent stood up and fired his pistol repeatedly — more than 10 shots over five seconds. Pretti died at a… Continue reading
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PSL STATEMENT: Another murder by federal agents in Minneapolis — Expand the General Strike!
The day after a historic general strike by the people of Minnesota, federal agents involved in Trump’s mass deportation campaign have committed yet another shocking act of deadly violence. Video footage from this morning shows federal agents in south Minneapolis wrestling a man to the ground, pinning him on the sidewalk, and shooting him multiple… Continue reading
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300 cities answer Minneapolis’ general strike call against ICE
On Jan. 23, 2026, Minnesota was locked in a deep freeze. Temperatures dropped to 16 below zero, with wind chills reaching minus 30. Instead of staying home, more than 100,000 people filled the streets of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Continue reading
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Operation Metro Surge: A Massive Ethnic Cleansing Campaign Begins in the U.S. State of Minnesota
An assessment of the US ICE arrest, detain and deport operation targeting immigrants, the associated fatalities and people’s movements against racial profiling and targeting. Continue reading
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Solidarity actions for Minneapolis general strike spread to 80 cities
Solidarity actions called for Jan. 23 in support of the Minneapolis general strike have spread rapidly across the United States, jumping from “dozens” of cities to at least 80 in just four days. Continue reading
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Community shuts down ICE contractor in St. Rose, Louisiana, after Father’s Day hearing blitz
BI is a surveillance company tracking immigrants for ICE. The private prison corporation GEO Group acquired it in 2011. The government uses BI to run its Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) to monitor immigrants, all part of the vast web of private contractors — including tech giants — making big bucks off government repression. Continue reading
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Stay in the streets!
Thursday, 12 June 2025 — Struggle / La Lucha June 12, 2025 Struggle-La Lucha Los Angeles bureau Stayinstreets STAY IN THE STREETS! SAY NO TO THE CURFEW! ICE, National Guard, Marines and LAPD End the Occupation Out of Los Angeles Now! The military occupation of Los Angeles is illegal. The people of Los Angeles Continue reading
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What is Happening in Los Angeles is Not Law Enforcement, it’s Occupation
The boomerang has come home. The tools of empire, tested on Palestinians and perfected through decades of War on Terror legislation, are now being deployed against American cities. If we don’t recognize this moment for what it is—a fundamental assault on constitutional governance—we will wake up in a country where military force is the primary… Continue reading
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ICE protests spread across U.S
Large-scale demonstrations have swept across the United States against Trump’s mass deportation ICE raids, and the broader police and military repression. Mass rallies took place across in major cities across the country, including New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Boston, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle and many more and in at least a half dozen… Continue reading
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ICE raids escalate in LA as community fights back
According to witnesses, ICE agents arrived in force, shutting down the entire block with at least eight vehicles, including trucks and unmarked cars. Officers in full tactical gear, wearing bulletproof vests, detained at least five individuals. Continue reading
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‘The message for ICE is to get out of our city!’
May 8, Worcester, Mass. – Ferreria de Oliveira, a migrant from Brazil, screamed for help. Her two daughters, one of whom was carrying her own newborn baby, tried to reach their mother. They were shoved out of the way, with the new mother forced face down onto the pavement and arrested by the ICE agents… Continue reading
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Trump’s raids and the stench of fascism
On Saturday night, undocumented immigrants across America will say goodnight to their spouses, parents and children, fearing it may be the last time they are able to do so. Beginning Sunday, the Trump administration plans to launch the largest immigration raids in US history, targeting 2,000 families for arrest and deportation in 10 of the… Continue reading
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Drama on the tarmac: US judge foils secret deportation to Israel By Ali Abunimah
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were attempting to secretly deport him to Israel, which would then transfer him to the West Bank. But contrary to the plan, the aircraft was met by a US embassy official who told the ICE agents on board that they could not hand Ashqar over. Continue reading
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Big Tech’s war on refugees and immigrants
Across the world, companies like Microsoft and Salesforce are helping ICE and Frontex lead their war against immigrants and refugees. Continue reading
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Photo Essay: Profit and Violence in the Name of Comprehensive Immigration Reform By Todd Miller
Arizona has been a hot-spot and laboratory for immigration enforcement for quite a while and would be significantly impacted by this proposed upsurge in border policing. This photo essay offers a glimpse into how this intensely border-controlled universe already looks in the Arizona borderlands, via two distinct perspectives. Continue reading