"ProPublica’s reporting debunks the idea of a ’Tren de Aragua complex' taken over by a horde of terrorists. We found no criminal convictions for 18 of the 21 Venezuelans we identified. Three of the men had been charged with offenses ... but in each case the charges were dropped."
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Israhell’s using thermobaric weapons to destroy what remains of Gaza.
These weapons quite literally ignite the air and are just a notch below that of a nuke.
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Hey friends and comrades,
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TRANS Timeline of Fighting for Trans Migrant Justice 2014-2015: The Beginning • Familia TQLM Founded (2014): Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement forms to address issues affecting trans and queer Latinx immigrants. • Santa Ana Jail Protest (May 2015): Activists demand the release of trans women in immigration detention at Santa Ana City Jail in California. • First Sit-in at ICE (July 2015): Activists, including Jennicet Gutiérrez, disrupt an ICE office in Santa Ana to demand an end to trans detention. • Obama Administration Pressure: The campaign gains momentum, putting public pressure on ICE to release trans detainees. 2016-2017: Shutting Down Santa Ana • Santa Ana Trans Pod Closure (2016): After continued activism, the Santa Ana City Jail ends its contract with ICE, shutting down its trans detention pod. • Escalation Under Trump (2017): ICE expands trans detention at facilities like Cibola County Correctional Center in New Mexico, despite known abuses. 2018-2019: Fighting for Trans Migrants • Hunger Strikes & Protests (2018): Trans detainees in Cibola stage hunger strikes demanding medical care and an end to inhumane conditions. • Death of Roxsana Hernández (May 2018): Trans woman seeking asylum from Honduras dies in ICE custody due to medical neglect, sparking nationwide outrage. • Rally at ICE Headquarters (June 2019): Familia and allies protest in D.C. demanding justice for Rosana and an end to trans detention. 2020-2021: Major Wins • Release of Trans Detainees (2020-2021): Due to sustained advocacy and legal challenges, ICE is forced to release several trans women in detention. • Cibola Trans Unit Closure (January 2021): ICE closes the trans pod at Cibola County Correctional Center following years of advocacy and reports of mistreatment. 2022-2024: Ongoing Advocacy • Demands for Biden Administration Action (2022-2023) • March on Washington (2024)
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The Issue:
Open Letter to the Record Labels Suing the Internet Archive
www.change.org/p/defend-the...
📢 The Internet Archive needs your help.
At a time when information is being rewritten or erased online, a $700 million lawsuit from major record labels threatens to destroy the Wayback Machine.
Tell the labels to drop the 78s lawsuit.
👉 Sign their open letter!
#InternetArchive #WaybackMachine
Israeli tanks fired directly at civilians on Al-Rashid Street on Thursday as they were trying to return to northern Gaza.
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Hmmm… it’s almost like I warned y’all it was a surveillance operation - because it clearly is.
Don’t go to the #NoKings or #50501Protests - don’t mistake their spectacle as revolution when it’s a safety valve to keep the people at bay.
#OperationSafetyValve
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The biggest giveaway of infiltration was 50501’s utter lack of #OPSEC which they ultimately outsourced to “peacekeepers” — killing a person.
It’s no surprise they demand “peace”while promoting harmful digital hygiene - directly feeding them to databases like #Palantir.
LRT people are so often like "the left is so disorganised compared to the right!" without, you know, noting that the state exists to repress the left, and the right *is* the state
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In the event this website were to go down, here’s an archived version of the #ICEList
Disclaimer: We are merely sharing information that has already been made publicly available.
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They also had forums in which they discussed non-Star Wars topics - many of which where heavily political and the group even included the Patriot Act as part of their rules.
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The site’s url (www.starwarsweb.net) now redirects you to the CIA’s website.
2010 VS. NOW
🧵I’ve also been able to independently verify this myself with the help of Internet Archive.
www.techspot.com/news/108062-...
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We urge you to drop this lawsuit and support, rather than punish, the preservation of our shared cultural heritage.
Defend the Internet Archive. Protect the Wayback Machine. Drop the 78s lawsuit.
www.change.org/p/defend-the...
This lawsuit is an existential threat to critical infrastructure for the internet. At a time when digital information is being deleted, rewritten, and erased, preservation is more important than ever. We cannot afford to lose the tools that safeguard memory and defend facts.
Journalists, educators, students, lawyers, and citizens use the Wayback Machine to check sources, investigate disinformation, and preserve public accountability.
But your lawsuit doesn’t just threaten these recordings. It threatens the very existence of the Internet Archive, including the Wayback Machine, a vital public service used by millions every day to access historical snapshots of the internet.
www.change.org/p/defend-the...
These fragile recordings are part of a vanishing American culture. They capture early jazz, blues, gospel, and folk—voices and sounds that might otherwise be lost forever. The Internet Archive’s Great 78 Project seeks to preserve that legacy, and make it available for research.
Your $700 million lawsuit, targeting the Internet Archive’s efforts to preserve and provide access to historical 78rpm records, is not just about music—it’s about whether our digital history survives at all.
www.change.org/p/defend-the...
We, the undersigned, call on the record labels and members of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)—including UMG, Capitol Records, Concord Bicycle Assets, CMGI Recorded Music Assets, Sony Music Entertainment, and Arista Music—to drop your lawsuit against the Internet Archive.
