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The same old Susan Collins charade. As soon as a controversial nominee or a bill has enough votes to pass, she announces she will vote no when it doesn’t matter. She never casts a deciding vote against Trump. Now she will claim this shows how she is so “independent.”

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Grieving 39 year old Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo, the 2nd person to die at Delaney Hall ICE detention in 8 months. He was diabetic but his mom says ICE denied him his meds. Yes he crossed the border illegally. HE DID NOT DESERVE TO DIE. newjerseymonitor.com/2026/08/03/i...

Mom ‘heartbroken’ over death of son detained at migrant jail Delaney Hall • New Jersey Monitor

Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo, who was detained at Newark migrant jail Delaney Hall, died in custody on Saturday, his mother said.

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🚨BREAKING: In a win for voters, a court blocked a USCIS policy banning pro-voting groups from helping new citizens register to vote at naturalization ceremonies. These groups have helped people register at ceremonies for years, which helps address low voter turnout amongst naturalized citizens.

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Anti-ICE advocates rallied outside the DHS office near Cincinnati after Haitians losing TPS were summoned for mandatory check-ins. Protesters report officials are fitting people with ankle monitors and issuing new court dates. Community members stand united against these aggressive tactics!

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BIG DEAL on voting rights this morning: Governor Spanberger just restored the voting rights of some 60,000+ Virginians. Her move reverses Youngkin's abrupt decision in 2023 to end automatic voting rights restoration, which brought Virginia back to a system of default lifetime disenfranchisement.

Virginia Governor Restores Voting Rights for Thousands With Past Felony Convictions - Bolts

This is the only state that, absent action by the governor, bans people convicted of any felony from voting for life. Virginians have an opportunity to end that system for good in November.

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4. Capgemini, one of France's largest tech firms, had a $4.8M ICE skip tracing/bounty hunting contract its leadership reportedly didn't know about. French unions and lawmakers demanded answers. Capgemini opted to sell off its involved US subsidiary.

French IT giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary after row over ICE links

After being the subject of questions in Parliament and calls for transparency from the government, the company said the process of selling its US subsidiary would begin 'immediately.'

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2. DLR Group, a major architecture firm, took on a CoreCivic contract to convert a prison into an ICE detention center. Then 75+ employees spoke out internally, some quit, and a PR staffer resigned publicly. The firm backed out of all future ICE/prison design work.

Top architecture firm won’t design more ICE prisons after employees revolt

They thought their firm focused on humane design. Then they learned of the private detention center contract.

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1. When Oneida Nation leaders found out its subsidiary had signed ICE detention contracts from social media posts, they moved fast. Tribal Chairman Tehassi Hill said, it didn't "align with the nation's values, our culture and who we are as Haudenosaunee people." Contracts terminated, CEO replaced.

Oneida Nation LLC takes action to terminate contracts with ICE • Wisconsin Examiner

Oneida Engineering Science Construction Group (OESC) will terminate two contracts it has with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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7. The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation had a $30M ICE detention design contract. When it came to light, they acted quickly. Chairman Rupnick: "We know our Indian reservations were the government's first attempts at detention centers." They fully withdrew from ICE work & fired those responsible.

My Tribe’s ICE Contract Betrayed Our Values

Opinion. Late last Monday afternoon, my daughter sent me a text with a link to a Topeka, Kansas television station story with the headline, “Prairie Band lands $30M contract for ICE ‘mega centers." As...

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