America First, flag-waving alleged patriots who claim to believe in Law and Order and to treasure women’s rights are violating these survivors a second time.
Republican political and religious leaders have managed to fabricate a nonexistent national danger involving an infinitesimal number of people who are already among the most vulnerable and at-risk communities in this nation.
The deepest similarity between what Trump is doing now and what Hitler was able to achieve lies in the bureaucratic ability to render extraordinary measures administratively ordinary.
Since the Alligator Alcatraz detention center has been built on an airfield, it seems logical to these people to start using it for deportation flights.
Like most of the more than 230 Venezuelan men deported to a Salvadoran prison, José Manuel Ramos Bastidas had followed U.S. immigration rules. Then Trump rewrote them.
Celebrating the erection of Florida’s own gulag, known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” the state Republican Party bosses trilled, “Don’t forget to pick up your swag to support our efforts to undo all of Joe Biden’s failures!”
DeSantis and his cronies are more than eager to be in on the immigrant cruelty delivery business by creating a detention center in the middle of the Everglades.
Mahmoud Khalil isn’t a criminal. He’s a student, a resident, and a protester. In 1841, Adams stood for people like him. In 2025, Trump locks them away.
Once a symbol of dystopian nightmares, the words "show me your papers" now echo in schools, hospitals, and homes—targeting immigrants first, and the rest of us next.
Amid increasing reports that U.S. citizens have been caught up in the Trump administration’s immigration dragnet, a dozen members of Congress have written to the government with pointed questions. None has received a reply.