βThe mood is anger. Weβre angry with our federal government for invading us for no good reason other than Trump wasnβt backed here - itβs a violent, brutal fascist administration. Trumpβs a terrible bully. Weβre defending this place against him.β
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"If they bring their asses here, fucking with us, it's going to get worse" a Minneapolis man speaks to Sen Ro Khanna at Alex Pretti's vigil yesterday.
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"Alex taught us to be brave!" crowds chanted at the 'Stop Funding ICE Terror Protest' outside Sen. Klobuchar's Office in Minneapolis yesterday.
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"If there wasn't already a line in the sand, there certainly is now. This isn't America. It's capitalism bullshit. It's all about money. It's almost like we're all becoming socialist, which wouldn't be the worst thing."
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"The only tool we really have against ICE terror is to expand and extend that general strike to a nationwide general strike. Cut it all off."
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"We didn't think they would come to our school. They tackled our dean, which was very scary. We walked out and started to protest."
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While she was on the streets yesterday, indie journalist Talia Jane was approached by this man. He asked if she was going to tell the truth. He told her how frustrated he was at the media and the harm itβs causing to his community.
After she stopped filming, he hugged her and said this:
βThis is my neighbourhood. I used to eat there all the time as kid,β he said, pointing down the road to a pho shop. βI loved it.β
βNow itβs all ruined.β
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βIβm making up for the errors of my past. I spent 35 years as an activist for the religious right doing a lot of damage, inflicting suffering, contradicting the message I thought I was promoting.β Rev. Schenk
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Philando Castile's mother Valerie speaks to us from 2016:
βThe system continues to fail black people. This happened with Philando and when they are finished with us, they are coming for you. Y'all will be next standing up here fighting for justice just as I amβ
Philando was murdered in his car by Minneapolis police on 6th July, 2016.
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A call to "shine a light" for Alex went out across the Twin Cities last night.
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The Brass Solidarity band led a march from George Floyd Square to Alex's shrine.
I reckon you'll appreciate this one @patrickhadfield
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A grassroots group of volunteers called Safe Haven has been doing nearly round-the-clock jail support for everyone released from Whipple, providing medics, rides, food, clothes, phones.
Last night, Safe Haven handled jail support alongside friends and family members of ICE observers and community members who had been detained by DHS after the murder of Alex Pretti.
Donate to help them here:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/safe-haven-immediate-assistance-for-released-individuals
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"Every day, we create a rapid response Signal chat for people actively patrolling in Frogtown, and every day by 11 a.m., that chat hits its limit of a thousand people. At any given moment in one neighbourhood, there are a thousand people out patrolling.β
https://jacobin.com/2026/01/minneapolis-ice-occupation-organizing-resistance
Tech users created an AI agent, linked it to Telegram, that scans live streams in Minneapolis then it βimmediately calls ICE agents to the exact coordinates it hears a foreign language being spokenβ
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With the focus on Minnesota, we mustn't forget that disappearances are happening every day in other states.
Around 40 people have been kidnapped off the streets in LA over the last few days.
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The situation at Dilley detention centre in Texas hasn't improved. Attorney Eric Lee was given a drawing made today by a 5 year old girl (a member of the El Gamal family, who've been held there for eight months despite having committed no crime).
This child turned 5 in detention and has spent almost 20% of her life in jail.
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Footage of Sunday's protest, which drew attention to the situation at the detention centre, has emerged.
Also in Texas, people at the Prairieland ICE Concentration Camp outside of Dallas, TX are freezing to death as ICE refuses to turn on the facilities heating despite it being 13Β°F (8Β°F with wind chill).
The same is happening in centres across the country, including New York.
It's far from the only abuse of human rights happening in these places:
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You might recognise the name of the Prairieland Detention Centre.
This is why:
https://newrepublic.com/article/204190/texas-antifa-protest-case-doj-free-speech-test
Their trial starts soon:
https://prairielanddefendants.com/
https://prisonersolidarity.com/case/prairieland-ice-protest-case
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Following the murder of Alex Pretti, a woman who survived five gunshots from a Border Patrol agent in Chicago, only to be criminally charged and then cleared, now wants a judgeβs permission to share records showing how the feds respond when agents use deadly force.
The agent who shot her, Charles Exum, was caught bragging afterward:
βI fired 5 rounds and she had 7 holes. Put that in your book boys.β
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Drive-by macing from a departing ICE agent during a pavement protest in Phoenix last night
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Lincoln Nebraska
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Traverse City, Michigan
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Last night in Glasgow and London
Sunday in Philly
Spotted in Highland Park, LA
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Yesterday saw the biggest Invasion Day protest in Gadigal land history.
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People Against Genocide targeted a branch of HSBC in Ilford yesterday
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Activist Ranjan Balakumaran sat outside the Ministry of Justice yesterday, calling for action to be taken on behalf of the final hunger striker, Umer Khalid, who began a thirst strike three days ago.
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Anti World Cup graffiti in Mexico City
Chilean Mapuche women send solidarity to the YPJ
Support for Palestine and the hunger strikers outside the office of Navendu Mishra MP in Stockport on Saturday
And anti-imperialism in Madrid
