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politics1 day ago

Staying Safe and Supporting Your Community When ICE Arrives

With ICE and CBP expanding operations across U.S. communities, WIRED lays out a risk-aware toolkit to stay safe and help others: plan emergency contacts and powers of attorney, protect digital privacy, observe and document encounters rather than intervene, report sightings with a SALUTE-style checklist, and choose actions that fit your risk tolerance—from peaceful filming to assisting affected families—while underscoring the heightened dangers, potential for wrongful detentions, and the need for accountability.

politics4 months ago

Chicago Responds to Trump’s National Guard Deployment and Immigration Policies

A CBS News poll reveals that while Trump's potential deployment of the National Guard to cities like New Orleans is supported mainly by his Republican base due to perceived crime reduction and safety, the majority of Americans oppose it, fearing it threatens their rights and freedoms. Opinions are largely influenced by partisanship rather than geography, and the deployment's political implications are affecting Trump's approval ratings, which have stabilized or increased among his supporters. The poll also touches on broader issues like economic policies, tariffs, and executive power, highlighting the complex public perception of Trump's approach to governance.

law-and-rights4 months ago

Federal Immigration Agents Involved in Shooting Incidents During Enforcement Operations

Federal immigration officers have targeted vehicles in Southern California, raising concerns about legal rights during stops. Experts advise that without a judicial warrant, agents cannot forcibly enter private property, and individuals should remain silent and calm, asking for reasons for the stop while avoiding unnecessary cooperation. The article highlights recent incidents and emphasizes understanding your rights when approached by federal agents in a vehicle.

sports5 months ago

NBA Schedule Highlights and Key Matchups for 2025-26 Season

The NBA's 2025-26 season schedule introduces significant changes with increased broadcast games on NBC and ABC, and a major shift towards streaming platforms Prime Video and Peacock, reducing cable-only games. NBC will broadcast 58 games, including Sunday Night Basketball and special events, while ABC will air 23 games, mainly outside Christmas. Streaming services will air over 100 exclusive games, with Prime Video and Peacock expanding their roles. The schedule also features marquee matchups across multiple platforms, with notable changes in game distribution and broadcast partners.

world6 months ago

California Immigration Raids: US Citizens and Workers Detained, Family Calls for Justice

A US citizen and Army veteran, George Retes, claims he was unlawfully detained for three days during a California immigration raid, where he was mistreated and not informed of any charges. The incident has sparked concerns about the conduct of immigration enforcement and the potential wrongful detention of citizens and legal residents. The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing his case for possible federal charges.

world7 months ago

WorldPride in D.C.: Celebrations Amid Political Challenges

WorldPride is taking place in Washington with a large turnout of LGBTQ+ individuals and allies, amid protests and concerns over Trump's rollback of LGBTQ rights and policies. The event includes a parade and rally near the White House and Lincoln Memorial, highlighting both celebration and resistance. Some groups are calling for a boycott due to the U.S. government's stance, while others see it as a vital moment for visibility and protest against anti-LGBTQ+ policies.

human-rights1 year ago

"Defending the Amazon: Insights from Ecuadorian Indigenous Women"

Indigenous women from the Ecuadorian Amazon marched in Puyo on International Women's Day to demand equality, a dignified life, health, and the defense of their territories, while expressing their rejection of policies imposed by the country's president. The self-organized event brought together around 100 women from various Indigenous nationalities, who chanted slogans of resistance and highlighted the importance of defending ancestral territories and guaranteeing women's rights nationwide.