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    23 apr

    I wrote about border militias, past and present, and the role of racist vigilantism in shaping the west. With insights from , and , whose books you should definitely read.

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  2. 2 ore fa

    Smart thread from a knowledgable source on why protest intel funneled to DHS by private companies is troubling — even if it's "unsolicited"

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    This makes my blood boil. A private intel firm collected information from Facebook about protests against family separation, and sent it to DHS.

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  4. 6 ore fa

    According to ICE, the summer-long initiative resulted in 443 administrative arrests, 35 criminal arrests and 38 prosecutions. Advocacy groups accused the agency of "using children as bait.”

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  5. 6 ore fa

    In theory, the entire process — from the moment the child was first encountered to the time their family members were identified, surveilled, interviewed, and arrested — would take no more than 72 hours. ICE would monitor the deterrent effect.

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  6. 6 ore fa

    The initiative was a collaboration between HSI, ICE’s powerful investigative wing, and Enforcement and Removal Operations, the deportation side of the house. DOJ and HHS would also factor in and there were multiphase strategies envisioned to deal with Congress and the press.

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  7. 6 ore fa

    Parents and sponsors were explicitly targeted in ICE's enforcement initiative. “Since parents and sponsors have not been held accountable for their role, there is no deterrent for complying with U.S. immigration laws," the plan noted.

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  8. 6 ore fa

    ICE’s May 2017 “concept of operations,” obtained by and a team legal organizations, illustrates how efforts to deter migrant families from crossing the border by ramping up criminal prosecutions began within months a few months of Trump taking office

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  9. 7 ore fa

    NEW: In early 2017, Trump administration officials began hinting at a plan to prosecute parents who paid to have their children smuggled into the US. Newly-released documents now offer a detailed look at how ICE's campaign was designed and implemented

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  10. 7 ore fa

    The concerning issue here seems to have less to do with how this company obtained this info (that seems pretty straightforward), and more to do with an opaque industry perceiving (correctly) that its law enforcement clients are interested in having it

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  11. 12 ore fa

    By tracking Facebook accounts and disseminating the intelligence to law enforcement fusion centers, a paid "Threat Analyst" cataloged hundreds of family separation demonstrations at schools, churches and an "old Kmart parking lot" in Wisconsin.

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  12. 12 ore fa

    NEW: DHS used a private intelligence firm to monitor more than 600 family separation protests

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    28 apr

    We went to Lukeville after hearing about 100s of people crossing the border together. We found many families also are crossing on their own. In Tucson, a Honduran family shared their story "from the beginning." Meanwhile, men travelling alone wait in a migrant shelter in Sonoyta.

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    28 apr

    Had some short thoughts after reading the shooters manifesto. Hope that Jews and Muslims in Western countries realize that the ground is genuinely getting a bit shaky under their feet:

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    26 apr

    Actually they resulted in the prosecution of dozens of people who aren't in gangs and who haven't committed any violent crimes. They resulted in dozens of black and brown youth getting federal conspiracy felonies for selling weed. As we reported yesterday:

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  16. 25 apr

    In 2007, when police and prosecutors began building a case against the Bronx 120, the youngest of the would-be defendants was 9-years-old.

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  17. 25 apr

    "Do we really need to decimate this entire community to make a point? … All you’re doing is putting an entire generation of people in jail." Damming reporting from on the real story of the Bronx 120. Read the piece and watch the doc.

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  18. 23 apr

    It’s unclear why the arrest took two years to happen. What is clear, however, is that in the same amount of time, DHS and DOJ have prosecuted multiple humanitarian aid volunteers and surveilled numerous journalists, lawyers and activists on the border.

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  19. 23 apr

    The arrest, too, bore echoes of the past. When militia members or vigilantes are arrested, it’s often for weapons charges — explains why.

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  20. 23 apr

    Authorities arrested the leader of the group that detained hundreds of migrants last week. In 2017, the FBI learned his group was “training to assassinate George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama because of these individuals’ support of Antifa.”

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  21. 23 apr

    In 2005, border militia activity exploded with the Minutemen Project. Historian argues that this was a critical moment, one that opened the door to the current occupants of the White House.

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