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The Tohono O'odham Nation filed a federal lawsuit to halt the seizure of tribal land for the border wall, pointing out that the United States government is disregarding tribal sovereignty and construction will destroy O'odahm sacred sites and impact ceremonies and religious practices....

May 27, 2026 — From California to New Jersey, people in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention have launched hunger and labor strikes, bravely putting their lives on the line to demand their freedom and protest the horrendous and inhumane conditions they are subjected to in detention. At Delaney Hall in New Jersey, the labor and hunger strike began in response to people being denied fresh food, medical care, and functioning air conditioning. Reportedly, over 200 people remain on...

Pacifica's Capitalism, Race and Democracy covers the acquittal of CSU Channel adjunct professor John Caravello, a report by Palestinian graduate student Mahmoud Khalil and report on Iran...

Columbia Palestinian student Mahmoud Khalil and his lawyer Marc Van Der Hout spoke at SFSU about this kidnapping and detention by ICE and how they fought back as well as the state of the Palestinian movement....

Channel Island CSU CFA Professor Acquitted of All Charges After ICE Frame-up...

Noise demo pulled off deep in the desert at newly re-opened detention facility....

Small businesses in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles are displaying signs in their storefront windows in solidarity with immigrants. Flyers are posted on street poles and shop windows promoting the January 30 Day Of Action....

The Oglala Lakota and Cheyenne River Lakota Nations in South Dakota have banned ICE. Further, the Oglala Nation in Pine Ridge rejected a federal immigration agreement aimed at compromising its sovereignty. Meanwhile, while Navajos are being illegally grabbed off the streets by ICE, Navajo President Buu Nygren says there are no funds for tribal IDs. The search continues for Lakotas reported arrested and disappeared by ICE in Minneapolis, as ICE illegally targets tribal members, U.S. citizens. ...

There is growing working class action in Minneapolis and Minnesota against the occupation and attacks by ICE goons. This program looks at what is happening now and the 1934 general strike and the growing class struggle in Minnesota and nationally along with the role of the Democrats...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has a new budget under the current administration, and they are going on a surveillance tech shopping spree. Standing at $28.7 billion dollars for the year 2025 (nearly triple their 2024 budget) and at least another $56.25 billion over the next three years, ICE's budget would be the envy of many national militaries around the world. Indeed, this budget would put ICE as the 14th most well-funded military in the world, right between Ukraine and Isr...