by Jillian Kestler-D’Amours | Nov 13, 2026 | Asylum Seekers, Canada, Deportation, Deportations, Donald Trump, Human Rights, ICE, immigration, News, Refugees, Safe Third Country Agreement, Trump Administration
Canada is violating its own constitution by turning asylum seekers away at the border with the United States, where they face serious threats under U.S. President Donald Trump, Canadian legal experts and rights advocates say. Amnesty International Canada, the Canadian Council for Refugees, and the Canadian Council of Churches are in court this week to challenge a decades-old pact that allows…
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by Austin C. McCoy | Aug 8, 2026 | AI, big tech, data centers, Deportation, Detention Centers, grassroots organizing, News Analysis, Surveillance, Technofascism
On July 13, residents of Neptune Township, New Jersey, voted to ban AI data centers and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) jails from being built in their town. While protests against the construction of AI data centers and ICE facilities have increased since Donald Trump’s reelection, the Neptune Township ordinance is the first in the U.S. reflecting a connection between the deportation…
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by Shane Burley | Jul 8, 2026 | Activism, Anti-Fascism, Deportation, Fascism, ICE, immigration, Judaism, mass deportation, News Analysis, Organizing, Palestine, Resistance, Trump Administration
As Donald Trump’s administration came to power in 2025, immigrant justice groups were immediately tasked with rapidly adapting to the intensification of immigration enforcement. Neighborhoods around the country began self-organizing, creating rapid response networks to prepare for impending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. In many of these places, immigration justice organizing was…
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by Eileen Grench | Jun 21, 2026 | Asylum Seekers, Deportation, Deportations, due process, Immigrants, immigration, Immigration Court, immigration courts, New York, News
For nearly eight hours, a group of Haitian immigrants and asylum seekers had waited at the Manhattan immigration courthouse on Broadway last Tuesday before they found out it had all been for naught. They would have to come back another time to see the judge. One man rocked with his head between his hands as the judge explained that all the Haitian interpreters had dropped off their calls.
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by Kelly Hayes | Jun 18, 2026 | Activism, Delaney Hall ICE Jail, Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, DHS, Family Separation, GEO Group, Hunger Strike, Hunger Strikers, Hunger Strikes, ICE, Immigrants, immigration, immigration jails, Labor Strike, Labor Strikes, medical neglect, New Jersey, News Analysis, Organizing, pepper spray, Policing, Protests, retaliation, Sexual Assault, Strikes
Immigrants taking part in the massive hunger and labor strike at Delaney Hall — the privately operated Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) jail in Newark, New Jersey, where they are imprisoned — say they are continuing to face harsh retaliation in response to their resistance. Catalina Adorno, a volunteer with the grassroots immigration rights group Movimiento Cosecha NJ…
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by Marianne Dhenin | Jun 10, 2026 | Deportation, Deportations, due process, Habeas, habeas corpus, ICE, immigration, immigration jails, mass deportation, mass deportations, News, Resistance, Trump Administration
Coalitions of attorneys, rights groups, and other organizations are developing a powerful new infrastructure to challenge the Trump administration’s mass deportation machine. Several so-called habeas projects have been created in states or regions across the country in recent months to connect noncitizens facing unlawful detention with pro bono attorneys who can file habeas corpus petitions on…
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