US EditionICE Dragnet Strikes Terror in US Immigrant Communities
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 9 – Los Angeles County agencies will collaborate to provide health, mental health, and social services support to immigrants affected by recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids.
- The Trump administration's immigration enforcement has created fear in immigrant communities as agents conduct dramatic sweeps, notably in Los Angeles and Chicago.
- In Los Angeles, at least 90 federal immigration agents raided MacArthur Park, alarming residents and prompting community protests against their presence.
- Federal agents were observed at the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture, leading staff to confront them and express their concerns related to intimidation.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated that agents were not targeting the museum but were involved in an unrelated narcotics investigation, despite ongoing community outcry.
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Benjamin Miner: No concentration camps in America
The news cycles these days are overwhelming with distressing stories, but two developments this week — a random show of force by ICE in MacArthur Park in LA, and the opening of a concentration camp in the Florida Everglades — bring any person of good conscience to a new level of outrage and alarm. Random displays of state-sponsored intimidation are designed to intimidate not just those directly targeted, but also to sow anxiety and fear among th…
From LA to Chicago, Latinx Communities Mount a Defense Against ICE Attacks
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ICE fears mute immigrant voices in environmental justice fight
When another concrete batch plant was proposed a few years ago in Aldine, Texas, local environmental organizers drew more than a hundred people to a state environmental agency’s public meeting to oppose the polluting plant. Concrete production is clustered around Aldine, a north Houston neighborhood. For decades, the industrial process has blanketed the community with harmful dust that can cause heart and respiratory issues or exacerbate conditi…
From Agents on Horseback in L.A. to a Chicago Arts Festival, Latino Communities Mobilize Against ICE
The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown is sowing fear and chaos in communities across the United States, as heavily armed and masked agents descend on workplaces, schools and public spaces. In Los Angeles, dozens of federal agents, including some on horseback, swept MacArthur Park, located in a predominantly immigrant and working-class part of the city. “It felt like an occupation of L.A.,” says Vladimir Carrasco, who works with the Coa
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