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We published our first story in our project investigating GEO Group's abuse in Adelanto. We are able to do this thanks to the great work done by @publicjustice.bsky.social to unseal the records. We are worker owned and member funded. Subscribe to help us continue getting these stories out!

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⚠️ Content Warning: The Southlander previously reported that GEO Group, a billion-dollar private prison company, was ordered by the judge to share unsealed footage of the June 12, 2020 incident at the Adelanto ICE processing center… 🧵1/5

Because private prison operators are not beholden to the same public records requirements as the government, these videos offer a rare look inside a facility that continues to face allegations of inhumane conditions (www.sbsun.com/2026/07/16/j...) at its facilities. 🧵3/5

Judge orders major changes at ICE’s Adelanto detention center after attorneys allege ‘inhumane’ conditions there

Federal authorities must provide access to clean drinking water, nutritious and sanitary meals and address hygiene issues

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when a SWAT-like team began using chemical weapons that injured detainees who were protesting by refusing to return to their cells. Newly unsealed videos in the case show the moments shortly before, during, and after the use of force unfolded. 🧵2/5

The United States, the U.K., and much of Europe are helping Israel slowly exterminate Gaza’s 2 million Palestinians. Palestine’s envoy to the U.N. explains how Israel is deliberately blocking the most basic humanitarian aid needed for survival, more than eight months into a so-called ceasefire.

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"Two million people who have endured an atrocious assault and a genocide for three years including one million children... 

Our people are being denied even the most elementary healthcare, education, access to water, sanitation...

These are people. These are families. These are lives. These are children. They thought they were saved. They are still barely surviving...

There is no excuse for this manufactured human catastrophe. Ending it should be unconditional."

In true Los Angeles fashion, we’ve got a presser happening outside LAPD HQ on Flock cameras on one side, and a simulated protest being filmed for a TV show being filmed on the other. Weird man.

“Through the Labyrinth” uncovers the stories of Angelenos who struggle to find their loved ones amid the immigration crackdown by the Trump administration. The trailer for the podcast miniseries is now available on all streaming platforms ➡️ Spotify Link shorturl.at/vDzyv

On Wednesday, I watched the West Coast premiere of @abbymartin.bsky.social newest film, “Cuba After Castro.” It’s the first time Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz-Canel has given an interview with a US journalist. Great for US audiences to learn about Cuba. My report 👇 www.calonews.com/news/enterta...

New documentary ‘Cuba After Castro’ shows life in Cuba today

On a spring evening in West Los Angeles, the Laemmle Royal Theater is sold out with the audience in anticipation. Inside, people gather not just for a film debut but

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