The Unjust Prosecution of the Holy Land Foundation Five
Miko Peled’s new book is an exhaustive study of the U.S.’s case against five Palestinian-American defendants who were convicted under anonymous accusations.
Justice
The War on Immigrants
Trump Officials Were Warned That Family Separations Would Traumatize Children
A former official from the Office of Refugee Resettlement warned that family separations had "significant potential for psychological injury to the child.”
The War on Immigrants
Immigrant Detainees Describe Abusive Conditions in “Guantánamo Bay for Asylum-Seekers”
The ACLU has filed a class-action lawsuit enumerating egregious conditions for immigrant detainees at a federal prison in Victorville, California.
Death and Dereliction
After 23 Years on Death Row, Barry Jones Sees His Conviction Overturned: Arizona Must Retry or Release Him Immediately
Barry Jones insisted upon his innocence for more than two decades. A federal judge just threw out his conviction.
The War on Immigrants
A Family Faces an Impossible Choice: Reunite Child With Her Detained Mother or Undocumented Father?
Jhoseline was still in detention and likely to be deported, while Miguel could end up deported himself if he engaged with the system.
Israel’s War on Gaza
How Ahed Tamimi Became the Symbol of Palestinian Resistance to Israeli Oppression
Ahed Tamimi's story highlighted the plight of Palestinian children in Israeli military jails. Hundreds more remain behind bars.
Amazon Promises “Unwavering” Commitment to Police, Military Clients Using AI Technology
As employees protest the use of Amazon artificial intelligence by U.S. enforcement agencies, executive Teresa Carlson affirms commitment to the government.
The War on Immigrants
Reunited With Their Children, Immigrant Mothers Find Themselves in a Strange and Unforgiving Land
Many traumatized and disoriented immigrant detainees in South Texas are simply being dropped at bus stations by ICE — without food, water, or money.
After a Voicemail Threat Purportedly From ISIS, a Muslim Leader Went to the FBI — Only to Face Harassment From the Feds
Years after Abdel Azim El-Siddig was caught up in the post-9/11 crackdown on Muslim groups, he asked the FBI for help. That’s when they turned on him.
The War on Immigrants
ICE Detainee Diagnosed With Schizophrenia Spent 21 Days in Solitary Confinement, Then Took His Own Life
Efraín Romero de la Rosa's suicide was the second in 15 months by a detainee with a history of mental illness at a privately run ICE detention center.