Injustice

“I want to say I am ashamed. This tear gas choked me. We treat these people, these economic refugees, as if they’re zombies from ‘The Walking Dead,'” Geraldo said.

Spewing lies and policies/Backed by white supremacy 

Forty women have been murdered in Puerto Rico in 2018 with at least 22 at the hands of their husbands, partners or former partners.

“If deported, ICE will be delivering Samuel to danger and death.”

They will be spending the night in fear of vigilantes and those who will look to persecute them as they continue to stream into Tijuana, regarding them in derisive terms simply because of who they are.

“The releases are especially significant in light of the Trump administration’s hostility toward asylum-seekers, including recent moves to bar asylum-seekers from entering the country between ports of entry.”

Latino Rebels Radio: November 18, 2018

Eleventh Circuit will consider legal arguments.

“Our security is first,” a man in the video says in Spanish. “Mexico first. Our families first. Our nation first. Then them.”

Migrant Justice leaders at risk of deportation for engaging in protected First Amendment activity.

Groundbreaking class action lawsuit addressing alleged wage theft in immigrant detention centers.

You push that pain away until something reminds you—a birthday, an anniversary or a holiday. All the pain comes rushing back just like before.

“Georgia is well-known for some of the worst voter suppression efforts in the country, and today’s arrests of peaceful protestors are a prime example of this extreme intimidation of people of color.”

Last year, Rinaldi reportedly told two Democratic colleagues during the protest, “Fuck them, I called ICE.”

Justice.

The city is trying to heal and it deserves to heal. However, it should learn how to eradicate any practice that re-centers white people in conversations about racism.

Decades of ineffective US foreign policy major factor in regional crisis

“From Louisville to Pittsburgh to Tornillo”

Technology companies are working with ICE.

Define American strongly encourages all news organizations to understand the facts and avoid use of overly politicized, sensational, xenophobic language.

Our governments in Mexico and Central America have adopted a policy of fear and racism imposed by the United States.