#deportation is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 102 people shared 276 posts with it — around 9 a day. Activity is up 124% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 21 with 22 posts.
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Veterans Speak Out Against ICE's 'Mob Tactics' In Broadview: 'Our Democracy Is Being Crushed'
Activists and Chicago aldermen, meanwhile, are asking city and state leaders to do more to thwart ICE's efforts and treatment of protesters.
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Advocates, Family Call for Release of Atlanta Journalist Detained in 'Retaliation' for ICE Coverage | Common Dreams
Despite a lack of criminal charges and his legal residency in the U.S., ICE refuses to release immigration reporter Mario Guevara from custody. José Zamora of the Committee to Protect Journalists…
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As Communities Say 'ICE Not Welcome,' Maine Halts Undercover License Plates for Federal Agents
"Maine is our home," said Democratic US Senate candidate Graham Platner, "and we're not going to let ICE agents terrorize our communities without resistance."
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Platform Ventures Backs Down From ICE Detention Center Sale After Weeks of Mass Organizing and Protest
The people won. For now.
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Trump-appointed judge calls Trump’s Alien Enemies Act invocation ‘unlawful’
The Texas judge’s ruling is significant because it dealt head-on with the merits of the wartime law. It’s not the last word on the issue.
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Immigration Roulette: Husband Granted Asylum, Wife Locked Up Awaiting Deportation
An Iranian couple seeking refuge in the United States faces a cruel new form of family separation. The post Immigration Roulette: Husband Granted Asylum, Wife Locked Up Awaiting Deportation appeared …
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ICE removes 16,000 detainees with final deportation orders from public database, causing family distress
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has quietly removed thousands of detainees with final deportation orders from its public locator database, making it nearly impossible for families and attorneys to locate their loved ones. According to The New Republic, the agency implemented this change on September 15 without public announcement, a move confirmed by three current and former agency officials. Immigration attorneys reported sudden difficulties in locating clients in the system, prompting the American Immigration Lawyers Association to alert its members. Data from the Deportation Data Project, a collaboration between UCLA and UC Berkeley, shows that approximately 16,000 people were processed into ICE detention with final removal orders in July alone, representing over a third of all individuals detained that month. Greg Chen, senior director of government relations at the American Immigration Lawyers Association, stated that families are 'freaking out' because they fear their relatives have been deported without their knowledge. The removal from the database has serious legal implications, as attorneys cannot determine which federal court district to file habeas petitions in, potentially allowing ICE to detain and deport individuals before legal intervention. Not all facilities are affected; detainees at California's Adelanto facility and temporary holding centers in Minneapolis, New York City, and suburban Chicago remain listed due to prior litigation requiring immediate documentation upon arrival. This change aligns with the Trump administration's broader pattern of creating obstacles to legal challenges against mass deportation efforts, adding a cruel dimension by leaving families unable to confirm the safety of detained relatives, particularly concerning given ICE's documented history of medical neglect in custody. The move has sparked concern among legal professionals and advocates who emphasize the importance of transparency in immigration proceedings.
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Detained by Trump’s ICE and sent to Africa against their will
Arrested by ICE and deported to West Africa - this is how Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is sending people to countries they've never heard of.
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Banished to alien lands: Trump’s secret deportation deals
After a plane journey in shackles, an Iranian woman found herself in the middle of Africa in a country she did not know existed. She is one of thousands deported from the US on the back of shadowy de…
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Banished to alien lands: Trump’s secret deportation deals
Trump's admin deported over 25,000 individuals to nations they had no ties to, including flights to ...
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