The War on Immigrants
Trump Escalates Assault on Chicago With “Operation Midway Blitz”
DHS announced a new ICE operation targeting Chicago on Monday, days after President Trump likened his assault on the city to the Vietnam War.
Justice
The War on Immigrants
This Imam Refused to Be an FBI Informant. Now ICE Wants to Deport Him.
Foad Farahi resisted the FBI for two decades. Then the Trump administration rounded him up.
She’s Challenging an AIPAC Democrat. A National Progressive Group Wants In.
Past challengers to California Democrat Rep. Jimmy Gomez have run up against big spending from special interest groups.
The War on Immigrants
The Los Angeles Schoolteacher Leading the Fight Against ICE
As the Trump administration ramps up its anti-immigrant campaign, activists like Ron Gochez of Unión Del Barrio are showing how to resist.
“Duped”: How One Atlanta Cop Secretly Shilled for Police Tech
NYC, Seattle, and more paid millions for Axon Fusus software after speaking to an Atlanta officer — who sat on Fusus’s board.
Death Row Prisoner: Idaho Officials Ran “Misdirection Campaign” to Withhold Info on Lethal Injection
Lawyers for Gerald Pizzuto say Idaho officials defied court orders to hand over information on lethal injection drugs.
The War on Immigrants
ICE Targets App Delivery Drivers — and the Tech Giants They Work for Stay Silent
As part of the federal takeover of D.C., ICE agents have been targeting delivery drivers for the likes of Uber, Grubhub, and DoorDash.
The War on Immigrants
Trump Administration Wants to Banish Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda
Trump aims to expel Abrego Garcia as his global gulag expands to Uganda, which has a long record of human rights abuses.
The War on Immigrants
Trump’s D.C. Takeover Is Scaring Immigrant Parents Out of Taking Kids Back to School
While parents fear pickup and drop-off, teachers say the D.C. public school district has offered little support.
Chilling Dissent
Accepted at Universities, Unable to Get Visas: Inside Trump’s War on International Students
With interview slots vanishing and arbitrary visa denials, the U.S. could see 150,000 fewer international students this fall.