At some point, the Trump Administration must of had their own Wannsee Conference, where the logistical frame work was designed to house and deport their stated daily quota of three thousand immigrants, even ones born in the USA.
Germany’s concentration camps didn’t start as instruments of mass murder, and neither have ours; both started as facilities for people the government’s leader said were a problem. And that’s exactly what ICE is building now.
It’s not enough to grieve the loss of Renee Good and Alex Pretti; we must defend their memories. We must not allow them to be slandered, mischaracterized, and dehumanized.
More than redefining terrorism, Trump's National Security Presidential Memorandum/NSPM-7, issued on Sept. 25, 2025, reorients the machinery of national security toward the policing of belief.
Officially, ICE says its data collection would focus on people who are already linked to ongoing cases or potential threats. In practice, the net is far wider.
“Healthcare for All” isn’t a slogan: it’s a test of who we are as a nation. It asks whether we believe in shared humanity over corporate profit, and whether our politics can still serve the living instead of the lobbyists.
The Trump administration position can be summed up: "Can’t follow the law when a judge says fund the program, but have to follow the rules exactly when they say don’t help poor people afford food.”
It becomes clearer by the day that the imposition of white domination, power, and control of the state and the country animates everything DeSantis and Trump are doing.
One of the main reasons so many viewers are attracted to the tradlife content is their nostalgic and calming aesthetic, including a focus on cottage-core content: quaint scenes that evoke life on the prairie.
Mario Guevara has lived and worked legally in the United States for the past 20 years. He fled El Salvador for fear of political violence due to his work as a journalist.