Ricci

Want to know what’s happening during trial? duh! no
We are releasing court notes and a summary of all the notes everyday on our website.
You can find them here: prairielanddefendants.com/category/court-notes/
free them all!
pittman, open the courts!

exactly

call your local NLG if you don’t have / know a lawyer

Every day is shut the fuck up Friday

I love y'all and want you to be safe out there, so Shut the Fuck Up.

Free Des! Free them all! Follow @dfwsupportcommitt.bsky.social

Video quality is wild compressed but whatever I still think it’s an important message… it’s like sometimes people don’t listen to me :( this is information to keep you safe!

Important Friday message from lawyer representing politically active people. Please listen if you want to keep yourself and others around you safe.

Avoid easy ways of getting caught up! Always remember - STFU!

“There’s Another Way”: Rent Relief, Love Letters, and 1,000 Pee Funnels "There’s nothing like getting to give someone their rent money," says mutual aid organizer Ashley Fairbanks.

I talked with @ziibiing.com about Stand With Minnesota, keeping neighbors housed during ICE escalation, and directing generosity where it’s actually needed.

Two court orders have required Leqaa's release.

Earlier this month she was hospitalized after a seizure. Her family was not given answers about where she was taken, her health status, or what medical care she would receive after discharge.

She is currently spending her second Ramadan in captivity.

Free Leqaa Kordia! Leqaa Kordia has now spent over 300 days locked away in a Texas immigration detention center — 1,500 miles from her home in New Jersey. She is a kind, peaceful Palestinian woman who has never committe...

Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian woman who protested the genocide at Columbia, is still at Prairieland Detention Facility in TX, having been abducted by ICE in March 2025. She, and all who remain captive in these torture chambers also deserve our collective outrage and action.
chuffed.org/project/free...

The power structure is trying to shut down Mejia’s office lol classic city politics. The first time ever the controller’s office has been useful to the public and they try to destroy it.

We just found out that there is another proposal to destroy the Controller's Office at tomorrow's Charter Reform meeting.

Help us protect the Controller's Office!

📢Give public comment:
Thursday, February 26, 2026, 4pm
City Hall, Board of Public Works Session Room 350

All Eyes on Prairieland: Judge Attacks Right to Fair Trial in First “Antifa” Case!

After 7 months in jail, the Prairieland Defendants finally began federal trial on Feb. 17. These cases have shown a coordinated effort under the Trump administration to criminalize anti-ICE dissent.

9 people charged in the Prairieland ICE shooting go on trial this week. Here’s what’s at stake Nine people accused of participating in a "coordinated attack" that injured a local police officer outside a North Texas ICE detention center July 4 go on trial this week. The government says it's the...

Every liberal who carried an "I am antifa" sign to a No Kings march or posted a photo on Facebook of their grandpa in uniform with "antifa" in the caption needs to be paying attention RIGHT NOW to the Prairieland Trial.

The cops control municipal government and have essentially done so since the 70s. Once you understand this, everything else gets clearer.

An actual socialist running for bourgeois office has to have a plan for what to do when bumping up against that bourgeois order. If it’s always gonna be “aw shucks well I work for the state so I have to follow the state line” then I’m even less bullish on electoralism than I already was.

Look at my socialists, dog 😭😭

You’re much closer to being like the poor person w/o access to bathrooms or a comfortable place to sleep than you are to the rich kids who complain about poor ppl in public. When’s the last time you had a conversation w/ someone living outside? You’d be surprised at what it actually means to others.

these people attempt to avoid eye contact when walking by people living on the streets

as always the entire point of a performance like this is to pull us down to their level of seeing certain classes of people as subhuman and deserving of a violent response

it's all couched as "civility" and "politics" but basically this is just an amoral & misanthropic cunt

This discourse is so annoying because these people treat poor people as subhuman. They don’t even look at people living on the streets in their eyes. They walk by & never ask if they need anything.

It’s the wealthy ruling class that are monsters, not the unhoused people in public spaces. Toughen up

i am so tired of screaming from the rooftops that we have a looming, avoidable crisis of evictions brewing.

everyone knows it, but yet government and philanthropy have no solutions. unpaid volunteers of rent funds are doing the work that the people who control the purse strings refuse to do

📣 Prairieland defendants are back in court today 📣
Per Judge Pittman's order following the mistrial declaration, the judge is directing all voir dire / jury selection questions.

‼️ UPDATE ‼️
Notetakers & observers for the Prairieland case livestream at the Dallas federal building report the livestream of voir dire happening at the Fort Worth courtroom cut out for 6 minutes between 10:30-10:36 am, right when Pittman began asking substantive questions of potential jurors.

Had to block this guy & mute his name but someone sent me this & lmfao, lol even 😭😭

I believe the saying is “direct action gets the goods”

In many cases, the Flock destruction was clearly intended as a public message, as in Eugene, OR, where the saboteurs left note at the scene that read "Hahaha get wrecked ya surveilling fucks."

The message was carried on the local news. At the end of the year, Eugene terminated its Flock contract.

Across the US, people are dismantling and destroying Flock surveillance cameras Anger over ICE connections and privacy violations is fueling the sabotage. PLUS: 10,000 drivers call on Uber to repay stolen wages, a man is arrested at a public hearing about a data center and more.

Across the US, people fed up with Flock cameras surveilling their communities, and with local governments that are often unwilling to listen to concerns over privacy violations and ICE data sharing practices, are taking matters into their own hands—and tearing them down.

Federal agents were prepared to use lethal-force against protesters during a demonstration on Jan. 31 in Downtown Los Angeles. This comes at a time when tensions between community members and federal authorities are high following the killings of Keith Porter, Renée Good, and Alex Pretti.