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Gone in 90 seconds: an âinvisibilizedâ ICE is arresting more people than ever (opens the original)
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After public backlash, the Trump administration changed its tactics from âsiegeâ to âsoft feetâ. Now, ICE is everywhere Those who lived through it describe the ICE raids as a âsiegeâ or an âoccupationâ. At the height of the raids last year, agents in armored military vehicles rolled through residential neighborhoods. Masked agents patrolled public parks and stationed themselves outside elementary schools; squadrons of ICE agents snatched pedestrians off the streets. Then, officer
US senators propose legislation to limit ICE arrests and indefinite detention (opens the original)
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Exclusive: Democrats Dick Durbin of Illinois and Alex Padilla of California seek to prevent unlawful arrests US senators have introduced legislation aimed at cutting down warrantless or specious ICE arrests, and curbing the agency’s ability to indefinitely detain immigrants who do not pose any danger to their communities. The new legislation, shared exclusively with the Guardian, would require immigration officers to obtain an administrative warrant from a supervisor outlining a probable cause f
US TV networks suspend White House pool coverage over Trump media ban - AOL (opens the original)
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The major US television news outlets agreed to suspend their video coverage of Donald Trump after the administration banned journalists from several outlets from entering the White House grounds. The collective decision came after the barred outlets – CNN, MS Now and Politico – sued the administration on Monday, saying the president’s actions were a violation of their first amendment rights. The ban was an extraordinary escalation of Trump’s battle against news outlets. After a coalition of netw
Men deported from US bound and beaten in Equatorial Guinea detention hotel, lawyers say (opens the original)
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Group trapped at Hotel Bamy after US removal as rights groups sound alarm over poor conditions and violence Two men that the Trump administration expelled to Equatorial Guinea were bound, fitted with bags over their heads, beaten and pushed down a flight of stairs, all in plain view of other US deportees, according to witnesses and human rights lawyers. The men – one from Egypt and one from Eritrea – were then taken to a prison. About 30 detainees from the US remain trapped at a hotel in the out
Men deported from US bound and beaten in Equatorial Guinea detention hotel, lawyers say - AOL (opens the original)
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Two men that the Trump administration expelled to Equatorial Guinea were bound, fitted with bags over their heads, beaten and pushed down a flight of stairs, all in plain view of other US deportees, according to witnesses and human rights lawyers. The men – one from Egypt and one from Eritrea – were then taken to a prison. About 30 detainees from the US remain trapped at a hotel in the outskirts of the coastal city of Malabo after being deported from the US. Detainees have said they believe the
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