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After a recent surge of ICE brutality, now is the moment to learn rapid response strategies for mobilizing when Trump’s secret police visits your community. Join our upcoming training to get the information you need about the components and roles of a rapid response activation.

Immigrant Justice Summer Call #3: Show Up With a Plan — Roles and Rapid Response Strategies · Indivisible

When an ICE surge hits and there is no clarity on what to do, responses stall and the window to act closes fast. This call trains you on the components of a rapid response: the coordinated set of acti...

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The National Urban League warns that hard-fought gains for Black communities are being rolled back. From unemployment to voting rights and civil rights protections, the impact is being felt in communities across the country. This is why we keep fighting. https://bit.ly/3Ru2Tgx

Black Americans' prospects worse under Trump administration: National Urban League

The National Urban League released its annual “State of Black America” report Thursday concluding that prospects for minorities in the U.S. are under threat during the second Trump administration.&...

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Savannah State student Johan Sandoval spent two weeks in a New York detention center due to what his attorney says was a document error. The Trump administration’s crackdown on student visas leaves other students at risk. https://bit.ly/4q2Spl2

Savannah State Student Keeps Fighting for His Baseball Dream Despite ICE Detention

As the Trump administration cracks down on student visas, Johan Sandoval's attorney says he was detained for a document error.

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BREAKING — Another person died at Delaney Hall. The family of Edwin Lopez Cornejo (age 39) said he was not receiving the medications required to treat his diabetes, and blames his death on the lack of medical care (via USA Today). www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...

Another detainee dies at controversial NYC-area ICE facility

Edwin Lopez Cornejo died Aug. 1, his family said. Cornejo's mother blamed her son's death on him not receiving medications needed to treat his diabetes.

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A major natural gas expansion at Georgia Power’s Plant Bowen will hurt air quality in the Atlanta region, which is already struggling with ozone pollution, according to environmental groups challenging a state air permit for the project. New from @alander.bsky.social.

Georgia Power breaks ground on natural gas expansion at Plant Bowen despite air pollution concerns • Georgia Recorder

Officials praised the expansion as a step toward energy reliability and a stronger economy, but advocates worry air pollution could increase in Atlanta.

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GEORGIANS! Two Democratic candidates will face off next month for a special election runoff to serve Georgia’s 13th Congressional District which includes parts of six counties, including Clayton, DeKalb, Henry, Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale. www.wabe.org/two-candidat...

Two candidates head to runoff election to succeed late US Rep. David Scott

Two Democratic candidates will face off next month for a special election runoff to serve Georgia’s 13th Congressional District for the rest of the year.

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This summer, we’re training thousands of Americans on building the skills, relationships, and infrastructure they need to respond to ICE surges in their communities. Join our next call to learn about the components of a rapid response and what it looks like to show up with a plan.

Immigrant Justice Summer Call #3: Show Up With a Plan — Roles and Rapid Response Strategies · Indivisible

When an ICE surge hits and there is no clarity on what to do, responses stall and the window to act closes fast. This call trains you on the components of a rapid response: the coordinated set of acti...

mobilize.us

President Donald Trump defended his highly criticized, nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” settlement fund on social media and in a Cabinet meeting as two key Republican senators withheld support for the president’s nominee for attorney general over his refusal to formally end the pot of money.

Trump defends massive settlement for ‘great American Patriots’ of Jan. 6, attacks GOP senators • Georgia Recorder

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump defended his highly criticized, nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” settlement fund on social media and in a Cabinet meeting Friday, as two key Republican sena...

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