Aura Bogado

@aurabogado.bsky.social

I’ve reported on immigration under Obama, Trump I, Biden, and now Trump II. On Signal: https://tinyurl.com/mwjwj4zs

Same reason there’s Salvadoran, Vietnamese, and Iraqi neighborhoods: Destabilize a country long enough, its people end up on your doorstop. The U.S. made Colombia its backyard, bankrolling paramilitaries and shielding Chiquita’s death squads. Colombians are here because the United States is there.

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Colombia fighting for a win on the world’s biggest stage while ICE rips through Colombian neighborhoods in Chicago all day. Same people, same flag, totally different realities. It’s hard to watch one without thinking about the other 🇨🇴

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Rovenséta térã romanóta: We will win or we will die, in our indigenous language. You won’t hear Spanish-language slogans for Paraguay, history won’t let it. Seen lots of posts like Paraguay is just trying to survive! As if that’s a bad thing. We survive. We win. Most than y’all will ever know. 🇵🇾❤️

I'm a reporter who's followed habeas cases for non-citizens going back to Obama. Based on what an ICE prosecutor told me in 2013 or so, I've assumed habeas can't be suspended for non-citizens only – you’d have to suspend it for everyone. I'm wrong about stuff all the time. Was I wrong about this?

A screenshot of a New York Times alert reads:

White House Secret Memos

18m ago

Last year, President Trump weighed suspending habeas corpus rights - a constitutional right - for undocumented immigrants.

Certifications of innocence help wrongfully convicted people expunge their records and get compensation. Cook County’s top prosecutor has frequently opposed issuing them, but a court ruling in May expanded access to them. Our story with Injustice Watch:

In Illinois, Legislation and a Court Ruling Could Help People Move On After Wrongful Convictions  - Bolts

Days after an appeals court ruled that some people should automatically get certificates of innocence, Illinois legislators passed a bill to raise compensation for wrongful convictions.

boltsmag.org

Roberto Almodovar spent 23 years in prison before prosecutors dropped charges; he keeps his 2017 certificate of innocence framed. Now, a county prosecutor is systematically objecting to certificates for dozens of others. From @danhinkel.bsky.social: www.injusticewatch.org/project/deny...

Cook County prosecutor fights to block exonerated people from clearing their names

Certificates of innocence can help exonerated people get jobs and housing. State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke is making them harder to get.

injusticewatch.org

Roberto Almodovar spent 23 years in prison before prosecutors dropped charges; he keeps his 2017 certificate of innocence framed. Now, a county prosecutor is systematically objecting to certificates for dozens of others. From @danhinkel.bsky.social: www.injusticewatch.org/project/deny...

Cook County prosecutor fights to block exonerated people from clearing their names

Certificates of innocence can help exonerated people get jobs and housing. State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke is making them harder to get.

injusticewatch.org

Tucked in the Justice Dept a little-known board is rapidly setting immigration policy. Reconfigured by Trump, the Board of Immigration Appeals is pushing out more precedent setting decisions than ever and almost all favor ICE attorneys. We broke it down: www.npr.org/2026/03/20/n...

An immigration court few have heard of is quietly shaping policy behind the scenes

President Trump has slashed the number of people on the Board of Immigration Appeals and stacked it with his appointees, tightening the due process available for immigrants, an NPR analysis shows.

npr.org