Latest Updates Around The World
Through Candid Edwards February 13, 2026 The previous deadline for online learning was February 12, but parental concerns and the continued presence of ICE prompted further adjustments for student safety. Minneapolis Public Schools will expand its online learning options for students who are afraid to attend school in person due to concerns about federal immigration […]
Through Sharelle B. McNair February 10, 2026 In cities across the US, ICE is under scrutiny for their arrest practices and the criminal charges that lead to them. Questions like “What is actually the intention?” have started flying after a report found that less than 14% of immigrants detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement […]
Through Maria Spiller January 31, 2026 The NAACP and affiliated groups say recent deadly encounters linked to immigration enforcement reflect a national crisis, not an isolated incident. NAACP Civil Rights leaders in Detroit Michigan joined community organizations on January 30 to denounce recent deadly confrontations surrounding Immigration and Customs Enforcement, portraying the violence as a […]
Through Maria Spiller January 31, 2026 Minnesota journalist Georgia Fort was also released. Former CNN anchor and now independent journalist Don Lemon strongly defended his career in journalism on January 30 after being released from federal custody a day after his arrest for reporting on an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, vowing that the […]
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Through YOU ARE January 27, 2026 Instead of empathy, Megyn Kelly chose a story full of self-serving nonsense. Conservative Megyn Kelly finds herself at the center of a national firestorm again, but this time the backlash transcends traditional political boundaries. After the Jan. 24 shooting of 37-year-old intensive care nurse Alex Pretti by ICE agents, […]
Topline President Donald Trump appeared to break with Second Amendment advocates who supported Alex Pretti’s legal gun carrying during protests in Minnesota on Saturday. reporters tell Tuesday: “You can’t walk in with guns” when asked about the fatal shooting of Pretti by a Border Patrol agent. U.S. President Donald Trump addresses the media on the […]
Topline The man fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis on Saturday morning was a U.S. citizen who local authorities said was living in the city, the latest in a series of escalating events linked to a large federal presence in Minnesota. Federal agents wearing gas masks approach protesters with tear gas in the air […]
Activists seen inside the glass doors of San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria’s office on January 23, 2026. (Photo by Adrian Childress/Times of San Diego) A small group of activists opposing immigration enforcement barricaded themselves in Mayor Todd Gloria’s office on Friday and called on him to take action against ICE. The group sent messages and […]
Through Sharelle B. McNair January 22, 2026 While the war on immigration draws massive backlash and criticism, the memo adds to a laundry list of controversial policies that are only now coming to light. A new memo proves why U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents feel they can enter people’s homes during their immigration […]
