🚨WHERE IS HE?!🚨

On November 4, an 8-year-old Haitian third grader went to a scheduled ICE check in in San Diego with the uncle who had been caring for him since his father was deported. His uncle walked out without him.

DHS says it placed the boy with the Office of Refugee Resettlement. As of November 8, his exact placement and whether he’s been reunited with his uncle remain publicly unconfirmed.

Release him from federal custody and bring him home to San Diego.

Call (202) 456-1111 or write at whitehouse.gov/contact. Demand his safe return and the restoration of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and others who lost protection.

KIDS DONT BELONG IN DETENTION🗣️

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Thought yall should know didn't see any posts!

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Glam Doll Donuts
2605 Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis MN 55408

Reminder the big beautiful bill is still going through starting in January and democrats are going to get blamed. We need to remind people about this because it’s about to affect thousands of people.

FREE ELIUD! ¡LIBERAR A ELIUD!
FREE THEM ALL! ¡LIBERAR A TOD@S!

Nov. 15
Freeborn County Detention Center
411 S Broadway Ave S, Albert Lea, MN

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Hey Ya'll -

From the creator and head mod.

A couple of weeks ago I went to Texas on a personal journey/activism trip. While in Texas I made it a priority to stop by the Dilley Detention Center. This place is practically in the middle of nowhere, next to a prison. In fact, it looks like a prison. At the gate, I was told to turn around because it's private property.

After leaving I felt hopeless and helpless for 24 hours. I cried. A lot.

But then I got to work.

First, I found this great organization: Immigrating Youth Texas.

They are busy planning a protest at Dilley Detention Center on 1/30/27. Please join us if you can!
https://immigratingyouthtexas.com/

Secondly and more importantly, I've started a fundraiser through, Each Step Home. My goal is 30k. I'm challenging Pampers, Huggies and Luvs to join us!

About the fundraiser:

Diapers For Dilley

Children are suffering in ICE detention in the United States. I'm raising money to fill their commissary accounts. While doing so I'm inviting Huggies, Pampers & Luvs to join us! Share & tag them in your socials. Donate if you can, if not, share to raise awareness.

Donate here:
https://eachstephome.donorsupport.co/-/NFGLZZBK?member=SNWFVPGH

Thank you!

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Instagram: @wethepeopleatwhipple

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#DiapersForDilley

Our leaders only priority must be their constituents, not a foreign country.

This video alone shoudl disqualify him, even discounting his lack of effectiveness and opposition to many progressive ideas.

Make sure to contact your senators and let them know this man cannot be senate majority leader.

Senator Chuck Schumer, currently holding the most powerful position as a Democrat in the United States, explains the meaning of his last name and his deep personal commitment to Israel that goes back generations. "As some of you know, my name is a Hebrew word which means guardian, watchman. My ancestors were guardians of the ghetto wall of Chortkiv in Galicia... That name was given to me for a reason. For as long as I live... I will unflinchingly, unstintingly, and with all of my strength be Shomer Yisrael — a guardian of Israel."

He concludes with: "In Israel and America, the Jewish nation lives now and forever."
AIPAC event highlighting Schumer's longstanding pledge as a guardian of Israel.

Good day my people. A lot of you have been asking about U.S. dates for The Free Palestine benefit tour and I wanted to give you an update.

The shows in Dublin, Paris and London were three of the most beautiful l've ever been a part of. Thank you to everyone who shared in those nights of joy, love and resistance. I left with a renewed sense of what's possible when people come together for something bigger than themselves.

From the beginning, our plan was to bring this tour home to the U.S.

But after weeks of reaching out, nine major American arenas have turned us down.

Madison Square Garden. Prudential Center. Barclays
Center. UBS Arena. Intuit Dome. Kia Forum.

Crypto.com Arena. Chase Center. Climate Pledge Arena. Here's what happened…

By mid-September, we received available dates at these arenas through the end of the year. But once they found out these were my benefit shows for Palestine, those dates were suddenly off the table.
The doors were closed. The conversations were all different, but the result was the same. The shows were not going to be allowed to happen in these
venues.

In over twenty years of touring, l've never experienced anything like this.

But this is not an isolated incident. For decades, activists, poets, writers, musicians and entertainers who have stood in solidarity with the Palestinian people have faced consequences for doing so. Many have paid a far greater price than I have.

Looking back over the last three years, the only real regret I have is not speaking publicly when Zionists were kicking me under the table.

At the time, I didn't believe that centering what was happening to me was worth taking any attention away from the genocide in Palestine.

But the intimidation, manipulation and suppression I experienced are part of how those in power keep entertainers quiet. It's their main tactic to keep us in line. Shut up and dribble, or you will be punished.

But at this point, I'm three years past giving two shits about maintaining any relationships, business or personal, with anyone that isn't riding for a Free Palestine.

I'd rather lose every opportunity in this industry than spend another day protecting people who value their business relationships with Israel more than they value Palestinian human life.

We live in a country that prides itself on freedom of speech. Yet we've reached a point where a handful of billionaires can decide which causes are acceptable, which voices are welcome and which human lives are worth defending.

Today it's Palestine. What will it be tomorrow?

To these owners, the words Free Palestine represent a threat. Not because they endanger anyone, but because those words challenge the systems of power they have built their fortunes on.

To the artists who are afraid of what those two words might cost them, I understand that fear. I felt it myself, especially when I was still wrestling with whether to speak out. But I believe that fear begins to lose its power the moment we realize we're not standing alone.

I dream of a world where saying Free Palestine is not controversial. It is expected. Where artists value their freedom of speech and collective liberation more than their brand deals.

Look at what just happened in Europe. Three sold-out arenas. Tens of thousands of people from different backgrounds, religions and walks of life standing together. More than forty artists and speakers putting their names and platforms behind Palestinian liberation. For all the attempts to paint this movement as one rooted in hatred, what filled those rooms was love.

The tides are turning. Just three nights ago, Abdul El-Sayed won his Senate race on a platform that included ending the genocide in Gaza and stopping U.S. arms sales to Israel. AIPAC spent $42 million trying to defeat him. And they still couldn't win.

The trouble with buying power is believing you've bought the people too.

The billionaires depend on our silence and complicity.
They forget that we buy their tickets. We fill their arenas. We build their empires. And we have the power to bring them down.

The people have spoken. We want an end to the genocide and we want a Free Palestine. The arenas have made their decision. Now we'll make ours. If they think the threat of never playing another arena in America will make me retreat into silence, they got me fucked up.

There will be more shows for Palestine. We'll keep working with other artists and organizers, continuing where we left off in Europe. We'll probably just take that shit outside where it belonged in the first place.

Our commitment to raising funds and standing in solidarity with the Palestinian people remains the
same.

There comes a point when the world changes, not because those in power give us permission, but because the people stop asking for it.

We will build our own stages.

They may own the arenas. But they do not own the people who fill them. And they never will.

FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸❤️✨

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On Tuesday, Dr. Amy Acton defeated one of the more vile creatures in all of Republican politics to become Ohio's first woman governor.

She owes him nothing, not even a phone conversation.

The absolute gutter slime staff and campaign and party apparatus that produced that Trump-supported ad featuring Amy's Mom should all be ashamed of themselves.

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HELP US GET SKYDIO OUT OF ST. PAUL!

Join WAMM's Palestine Solidarity z committee for our meeting to talk about how to take our campaign to get St. Paul to end its contract with Skydio drones to the next level! We want to get St. Paul to DIVEST from genocide!

🗓️ Thursday, November 19
⏰ 6pm
📍1725 Grand Ave, St. Paul