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Thousands of people filled the streets of downtown Minneapolis in protest of federal immigration enforcement for the second consecutive Friday.

📷️: Aaron Lavinsky

30.01.2026 21:42 — 👍 18113    🔁 5878    💬 185    📌 329
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ICE Begins Buying ‘Mega’ Warehouse Detention Centers Across US Plans for such centers and jails in nearly two dozen communities have sparked protests over suitability, proximity to homes and schools.

🧵This is what our tax dollars are going towards.

Not education, health care, or public transport.

Cages for people.

DHS just paid $70 million in cash for a warehouse in Surprise, AZ.

The week before, $102 million for one in Maryland.

A third in El Paso.

30.01.2026 05:06 — 👍 709    🔁 488    💬 71    📌 48

I am just gonna say it, these guys are completely emasculated by the knowledge that they have been out-organized by a group that is significantly made up of women, and all the bullshit call of duty nonsense is cope for their wounded egos bsky.app/profile/jeet...

26.01.2026 18:12 — 👍 15055    🔁 3915    💬 376    📌 185
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The march is now passing the Chicago city hall / Cook County hall building. The chant goes up,

"Minnesota don't you fear, we, the people, are right here"

25.01.2026 20:46 — 👍 3254    🔁 901    💬 52    📌 100

“I live on a rural island in Alaska, reachable only by plane or boat. In our little town, 50 to 100 people stand outside each week at our town's roundabout to protest and hold vigil and stand in solidarity with you. We hold signs supporting Minnesota and demanding ICE Out.”

Rachel, Alaska

25.01.2026 04:07 — 👍 2063    🔁 422    💬 16    📌 15

There's a prison revolt at a concentration camp in Texas in solidarity with Minneapolis:

24.01.2026 23:04 — 👍 8196    🔁 3625    💬 55    📌 175

Alex Pretti’s dad: “He cared about people deeply & was very upset with what was happening...He thought it was terrible, you know, kidnapping children, just grabbing people off the street. He cared about those people, he knew it was wrong, so he did participate in protests” apnews.com/article/immi...

24.01.2026 22:30 — 👍 2902    🔁 718    💬 15    📌 30

ICE agents killed a man and are disappearing the witnesses.

24.01.2026 16:50 — 👍 2493    🔁 1233    💬 21    📌 20

LOL D wird niemals eine Fußball WM boykottieren. Nächster Sturm auf den Reichstag garantiert.

24.01.2026 10:16 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
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Minneapolis resisted and here’s a compilation in case any of you missed these.

24.01.2026 01:26 — 👍 467    🔁 163    💬 12    📌 10
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23.01.2026 19:10 — 👍 725    🔁 263    💬 7    📌 35
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Disabled son of ICE detainee dies after 30 days of hospitalization It had been months since Wael Tarabishi seen his father. The family is calling on ICE to release Maher Tarabishi so he may attend his son's funeral.

In October, ICE grabbed Maher Tarabishi.

He was a 24/7 caregiver for his disabled son Wael.

At the time of Maher’s detention, disability advocates warned that taking away Wael’s caregiver put his life at risk.

Wael died on Friday at age 30.

ICE caused his death.

They didn’t get to say goodbye.

24.01.2026 03:01 — 👍 20758    🔁 11071    💬 892    📌 966
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Fragliche Projekte gegen Antisemitismus: Eine Behörde im Widerstand gegen den Filz FragDenStaat veröffentlicht Tausende Seiten Behördendokumente. Sie zeigen, wie sich die Verwaltung gegen die CDU-Vergabe von Fördergeldern wehrt.

Dass hochrangige Berliner CDU-Politiker unter dem Vorwand der Antisemitismusbekämpfung ihnen genehmen - völlig ungeeigneten - Partnern Geld zugeschustert haben, ist auf massiven Widerstand der Verwaltung gestoßen, wie nun veröffentlichte Akten zeigen taz.de/Fragliche-Pr...

22.01.2026 20:01 — 👍 120    🔁 63    💬 3    📌 4
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CEOs Say AI Is Making Work More Efficient. Employees Tell a Different Story. How much time workers say the technology saves them on the job is vastly different from what executives report.

The disconnect between management and employee on AI usage is big. At the same time, CEOs are reporting they aren't seeing any revenue growth from AI.

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www.wsj.com/lifestyle/wo...

21.01.2026 14:07 — 👍 2685    🔁 793    💬 16    📌 256
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ICE has stopped paying for detainee medical treatment ICE halted payments in October, and the situation will persist for at least several more months

1. ICE has STOPPED PAYING for medical treatment for its 73,000 detainees

ICE has not paid its bills to 3rd party providers since OCTOBER and the situation will likely persist for MONTHS, a Popular Information investigation reveals

Meanwhile, critically ill ICE detainees are not receiving care

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20.01.2026 13:42 — 👍 14168    🔁 9055    💬 958    📌 1154

Ms. Cohen is getting to the heart of the matter.

16.01.2026 01:30 — 👍 1462    🔁 524    💬 28    📌 16

Just the White House referencing “which way, western man” by William gayley Simpson (published by the National Alliance, the Neo Nazi group led by white nationalist William Luther Pierce of Turner Diaries fame) AND threatening Greenland in the same tweet.

14.01.2026 19:18 — 👍 1980    🔁 864    💬 51    📌 45
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Renee Good came to Minneapolis seeking a safe place. Less than a year later, she was killed. After years as a military wife, Good was starting over when an encounter with ICE agents cut her new life short.

“'She was full of heart and never defined by malice. She was an extraordinary mother, devoted, fiercely loving. ... A poet, musician, and lifelong learner — she moved through life with wonder and a drive to create and understand the world around her.'” #ReneeGood www.startribune.com/renee-good-f...

14.01.2026 20:01 — 👍 11    🔁 4    💬 0    📌 0
America, JD Vance tells us, is merely a nation like many others ⁠– a “homeland”, he said upon accepting his nomination to the vice-presidency, for “people with a shared history and a common future”. That’s a vision of American identity that would have described bands of cavepeople in skins just as well or better. Stephen Miller’s proleptic defense of seizing Greenland last week suggests the Trumpists themselves know this. “We live in a world, in the real world ... that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power,” he declared. “These are the iron laws of the world since the beginning of time.”

Miller’s laws are the laws of animals. It is true, obviously, that high ideals have long been deployed to obscure or justify predation, here and elsewhere. But Miller’s stance and the stance of the administration is that there aren’t, actually, any high ideals worth pursuing or even pretending to – that the human being, in itself, is nothing so much ⁠and that we are, fundamentally and forever, primitives.

Against the demands and best aspirations of civilization – western or any kind – they tell us the human being is a creature that yearns for nothing more than blood and soil, which is, of course, just mud. The lust for mud has taken up many guises in our history and has been many given names of late – neo-reaction, post-liberalism, fascism. But the name familiar to most is evil.

America, JD Vance tells us, is merely a nation like many others ⁠– a “homeland”, he said upon accepting his nomination to the vice-presidency, for “people with a shared history and a common future”. That’s a vision of American identity that would have described bands of cavepeople in skins just as well or better. Stephen Miller’s proleptic defense of seizing Greenland last week suggests the Trumpists themselves know this. “We live in a world, in the real world ... that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power,” he declared. “These are the iron laws of the world since the beginning of time.” Miller’s laws are the laws of animals. It is true, obviously, that high ideals have long been deployed to obscure or justify predation, here and elsewhere. But Miller’s stance and the stance of the administration is that there aren’t, actually, any high ideals worth pursuing or even pretending to – that the human being, in itself, is nothing so much ⁠and that we are, fundamentally and forever, primitives. Against the demands and best aspirations of civilization – western or any kind – they tell us the human being is a creature that yearns for nothing more than blood and soil, which is, of course, just mud. The lust for mud has taken up many guises in our history and has been many given names of late – neo-reaction, post-liberalism, fascism. But the name familiar to most is evil.

It was evil – the standpoint that only might matters, that human morality, and our sense of reality itself, must yield to the turfism of the primates with the biggest clubs – that ginned up the propaganda that provoked an act of terrorism against our legislature and the policemen defending it five years ago.

It is evil that undergirds pronouncements from the same voices responsible for that attack, in defense of the man who shot Renee Nicole Good, that those who disobey the commands of law enforcement, however unsound or unjust, deserve summary execution – that implies, as Fox’s Jesse Watters and others have, that Good’s killing was of trivial significance because she was a lesbian “with pronouns in her bio”.

It is evil that sends innocent men to foreign gulags, evil that condemns hundreds of thousands of destitute people abroad to death without a moment’s discussion or debate about what the country they had depended on might owe them, or the furnishing of alternative arrangements for their wellbeing.

The gutting of USAID remains this administration’s worst and least surprising offense against the human conscience – a president who rejects the idea that we might have obligations to all within our society can’t be expected to wonder or worry about whether we have obligations to those outside of it. This is also why, after all the noise and nonsense about the need to depose the Maduro regime, the Venezuelan people are now being told that regime will be left in mostly in place for as long as it takes to secure and extract the country’s resources on our terms – that Venezuela will not see democracy unless and until it is profitable for the United States.

It was evil – the standpoint that only might matters, that human morality, and our sense of reality itself, must yield to the turfism of the primates with the biggest clubs – that ginned up the propaganda that provoked an act of terrorism against our legislature and the policemen defending it five years ago. It is evil that undergirds pronouncements from the same voices responsible for that attack, in defense of the man who shot Renee Nicole Good, that those who disobey the commands of law enforcement, however unsound or unjust, deserve summary execution – that implies, as Fox’s Jesse Watters and others have, that Good’s killing was of trivial significance because she was a lesbian “with pronouns in her bio”. It is evil that sends innocent men to foreign gulags, evil that condemns hundreds of thousands of destitute people abroad to death without a moment’s discussion or debate about what the country they had depended on might owe them, or the furnishing of alternative arrangements for their wellbeing. The gutting of USAID remains this administration’s worst and least surprising offense against the human conscience – a president who rejects the idea that we might have obligations to all within our society can’t be expected to wonder or worry about whether we have obligations to those outside of it. This is also why, after all the noise and nonsense about the need to depose the Maduro regime, the Venezuelan people are now being told that regime will be left in mostly in place for as long as it takes to secure and extract the country’s resources on our terms – that Venezuela will not see democracy unless and until it is profitable for the United States.

Democracy has always been a useless abstraction to those who deny we have basic human entitlements – for those who believe, instead, that the idea of human liberty is a luxury for those wealthy and powerful enough to consider themselves our betters rather than the birthright of all.

As many who’ve taken to the streets in protest have noted, the Trump administration’s assaults on liberty here at home are the kinds of abuses that spurred the revolution we will commemorate this year. But no grand revolution is in the offing this time around. The only just and plausible recourse for our situation is politics – understood not merely as the contest to win any given set of elections but as the broader fight to forge a republic that honors and strengthens our humanity. The American project must and will succeed. Its enemies stand for too little. Our lives are worth too much.

Democracy has always been a useless abstraction to those who deny we have basic human entitlements – for those who believe, instead, that the idea of human liberty is a luxury for those wealthy and powerful enough to consider themselves our betters rather than the birthright of all. As many who’ve taken to the streets in protest have noted, the Trump administration’s assaults on liberty here at home are the kinds of abuses that spurred the revolution we will commemorate this year. But no grand revolution is in the offing this time around. The only just and plausible recourse for our situation is politics – understood not merely as the contest to win any given set of elections but as the broader fight to forge a republic that honors and strengthens our humanity. The American project must and will succeed. Its enemies stand for too little. Our lives are worth too much.

I wrote about Renee Good, Venezuela, Greenland, and what it means to be a human being. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

14.01.2026 15:25 — 👍 2202    🔁 714    💬 39    📌 92
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Renee Nicole Good’s queerness isn’t an aside—it’s a key part of her story | Xtra Magazine We can’t ignore the misogyny and homophobia baked into Good’s killing—and erasing her wife does just that

For my @xtramagazine.com column this month, I wrote about the simultaneous mainstream media erasure of Renee Good's queerness and the right wing amplification of it as a post hoc justification for her murder. xtramagazine.com/power/activi...

14.01.2026 00:42 — 👍 1452    🔁 535    💬 13    📌 27

the horror of this is compounded by the fact that the whipple building sits on the same military fort where 1600+ Dakota, mostly women and children were held in a concentration camp in 1863, where over 300 died

14.01.2026 13:46 — 👍 1605    🔁 838    💬 12    📌 8
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Political Heterosexuality, or: The Tragedy of Feminism On the specter that is haunting feminism.

"Feminism cannot make straight men any promises that are more appealing than the depths of domination and depravity patriarchy has on offer." taliabhattwrites.substack.com/p/political-...

13.01.2026 22:09 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Heute hat mich die Nachricht erreicht, dass Ibrahim Akkus im Alter von 70 Jahren gestorben ist. Mich macht besonders betroffen, in welcher Armut und welchem Elend er seine letzten Jahre verbringen musste

10.01.2026 16:43 — 👍 685    🔁 273    💬 25    📌 7
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Renee Good’s wife Becca: “We had whistles. They had guns… the people who did this had fear and anger in their hearts, and we need to show them a better way.”

Full statement: www.mprnews.org/story/2026/0...

09.01.2026 20:55 — 👍 2302    🔁 683    💬 50    📌 32
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Während der Staat bei Reichen ohne mit der Wimper zu zucken auf Hunderte Millionen verzichtet, müssen Menschen am Existenzminimum jeden Cent rechtfertigen. Lasst uns endlich nach oben gucken. Da sind die fetten Batzen zu holen!

06.01.2026 09:33 — 👍 1547    🔁 571    💬 31    📌 21

Two queer women with a 6 year old in school today stopped to film ICE and for their bravery ICE agents murdered one before the other’s eyes. The grief in the survivor’s voice is a knife to the gut. Destroying people and their bonds is what ICE has always done.

07.01.2026 21:49 — 👍 4446    🔁 1928    💬 24    📌 40
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Torture Techniques from CIA Black Sites Were Used at Alligator Alcatraz Amnesty International, interviewing migrant detainees, identifies use of the confinement box. There can be no denying it is a torture prison

They're using the confinement box, one of the most horrific methods of CIA torture in the post-9/11 black sites, against migrants now. This is the direct result of the lack of consequences for the architects of the torture program. Either there will be criminal penalties for this or it will expand.

08.12.2025 21:40 — 👍 20079    🔁 10708    💬 803    📌 1037
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Gutachten zur Vergesellschaftung: CDU findet Enteignung doof Der CDU-Finanzsenat beauftragte ein Gutachten, das das Vorhaben von Deutsche Wohnen Enteignen als illegal bezeichnet. Die Kampagne widerspricht.

Was für ein schlechter Scherz: Berlins CDU-Finanzsenator haut 100k für ein Gutachten gegen die Vergesellschaftung raus, geschrieben von Vonovias Kanzleien und genauso substanzlos @dwenteignen.bsky.social taz.de/Gutachten-zu...

25.11.2025 07:03 — 👍 222    🔁 85    💬 4    📌 4
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"Digitale Auslöschung": Wie US-Sanktionen einen europäischen Richter lahmlegen Nicolas Guillou ist von beinahe allen digitalen Diensten dieser Welt gesperrt – von Amazon bis Paypal. Europa wirkt dagegen völlig machtlos

Das ist eine krasse Geschichte.

27.11.2025 17:34 — 👍 161    🔁 81    💬 9    📌 8

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