Trump administration

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Beyond the crackdown: Here’s how communities are resisting Trump’s war on immigrants

As the Trump administration revives mass detention and deportation, community bond funds like Envision Freedom are freeing people, reuniting families, and building a new vision for safety rooted in care and solidarity

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3 Min
By: Rosa Santana

Countering the Zionist disinformation campaign

Canary Mission went from a blacklist that harmed professional prospects to a dossier of people for the U.S. government to target and detain

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5 Min
By: Anna Lekas Miller

Wikipedia as a cultural lifeline: How museums are using the free online encyclopedia to archive marginalized art

As public archival institutions fade and the state rewrites curricula, the next generation of cultural workers is stepping up

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6 Min
By: Alexandra Martinez

May Day march in Chicago brings together anti-Trump coalition

Thousands marched in a day of action that brought together disparate groups alarmed by the Trump administration’s actions and attacks on immigrants

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5 Min
By: Noah Berlatsky

‘Power, not panic’: Immigrant rights advocates in California work to fortify against threats to ‘sanctuary state’ law

Some Democratic leaders who once championed immigrant protections are staying quiet as Trump targets immigrants, advocates say

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4 Min
By: Mariana Martínez Barba

How Trump’s slash-and-burn education agenda will harm marginalized students across New England

Three federal judges temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its anti-DEI policies in schools last week

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4 Min
By: Eliza Dewey

Another way out: Doing what’s right isn’t all about what’s legal

Overemphasizing law is about returning to a normal where the screams were more easily muffled, distant, and ignorable for many

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5 Min
By: William C. Anderson

Hurricane Trump hits Puerto Rico—again

The Trump administration’s fearmongering and isolationist policies in the U.S. are felt in the Caribbean

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4 Min
By: Lola Rosario

Landmark legal victory grants relief to 350,000 TPS holders across the U.S.

A federal court in northern California ruled to postpone the Trump administration’s cancellation of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans

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5 Min
By: Alexandra Martinez

Carceral imperialism, Project 2025, and the enemy of progress

When it comes to the criminal legal system, both the Trump administration and Project 2025 detach from statistics, facts about crime and punishment, and evidence-based corrections

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9 Min
By: Lyle C. May

An Obama-era border policy paved the way for Trump’s asylum shutdown

Some asylum-seekers who joined a lawsuit to stop “metering” practices at ports of entry have built lives in the U.S. despite setbacks

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9 Min
By: Kate Morrissey

The suicides of two Latina children in the South further erode immigrant parents’ sense of safety

Jocelynn Rojo Carranza, 11, of Texas and Gabriela Aparicio Ortega, 13, of North Carolina died by suicide in February after being bullied about their parents’ alleged immigration statuses

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9 Min
By: Julio Tordoya

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