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Max Granger

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Carly Goodman@carlygoodman.bsky.social · yesterday

There’s been a bipartisan commitment to the idea of immigrant labor without immigrant people or immigrant rights, which in its way is as corrosive to meaningful democracy as ethnonationalism imo

Greg Sargent@gregsargent.bsky.social · yesterday

Don't miss this vile story: MAGA is raging at DHS chief Markwayne Mullin for admitting migrant farmworkers can beneft our economy. This means his devotion to ethnic cleansing is in doubt. He must be excommunicated! I wrote about the collapse of MAGA mythology here: newrepublic.com/article/2138...

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 2d ago

Another person killed by ICE detention: Edwin Jovanny López Cornejol. Edwin's family says he was detained on his way to work and denied medications by Delaney Hall concentration camp guards. Shortly before his death, ICE refused him visitation to see his 12-year-old daughter.

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Status Coup News@statuscoupnews.bsky.social · 2d ago

BREAKING: Another ICE Prisoner Has Died at Delaney Hall in NJ via our @jordanchariton.bsky.social www.statuscoupsubstack.com/p/breaking-a...

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 4d ago

“They likely did this to avoid having another official death in custody and to keep their own horrific statistics from looking worse.” Exactly right, @jayapal.house.gov, and it’s not the only way ICE vastly undercounts detention deaths, as I explain here:

Deaths Out of Custody

Prisciliano Trejo Ricano died after being 'released' from an ICE concentration camp—in a coma. His case illustrates how the agency disappears the true human toll of detention.

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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal@jayapal.house.gov · 5d ago

After denying him care, they released him to his family, where he died shortly after. They likely did this to avoid having another official death in custody and to keep their own horrific statistics from looking worse. (2/3)

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 4d ago

“They likely did this to avoid having another official death in custody and to keep their own horrific statistics from looking worse.” Exactly right, @jayapal.house.gov, and it’s not the only way ICE vastly undercounts detention deaths, as I explain here:

Deaths Out of Custody

Prisciliano Trejo Ricano died after being 'released' from an ICE concentration camp—in a coma. His case illustrates how the agency disappears the true human toll of detention.

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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal@jayapal.house.gov · 5d ago

After denying him care, they released him to his family, where he died shortly after. They likely did this to avoid having another official death in custody and to keep their own horrific statistics from looking worse. (2/3)

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 7d ago

BREAKING: Tree sit goes up to stop border wall construction in Arizona. The action is reportedly the first tree sit in the U.S. aimed at stopping construction of a border barrier. Land defenders on the ground are asking people to show up and support.

BREAKING: Tree sit aims to block border wall construction

The action is reportedly the first tree sit in the U.S. to attempt to stop construction of a border barrier. Land defenders on the ground are asking people to show up and support.

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No More Deaths | No Más Muertes@nomoredeaths.bsky.social · 7d ago

The 250 year old Cottonwood tree branches once stretched across the border into Mexico before the destruction began in Lochiel. Support the land defenders and protect the borderlands from further militarization and destruction.

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 7d ago

BREAKING: Tree sit goes up to stop border wall construction in Arizona. The action is reportedly the first tree sit in the U.S. aimed at stopping construction of a border barrier. Land defenders on the ground are asking people to show up and support.

Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 7d ago

BREAKING: Tree sit goes up to stop border wall construction in Arizona. The action is reportedly the first tree sit in the U.S. aimed at stopping construction of a border barrier. Land defenders on the ground are asking people to show up and support.

BREAKING: Tree sit aims to block border wall construction

The action is reportedly the first tree sit in the U.S. to attempt to stop construction of a border barrier. Land defenders on the ground are asking people to show up and support.

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Puff the Magic Hater@mskellymhayes.bsky.social · last wk.

In my latest, I talk with @silkys13.bsky.social about the struggle against ICE. How are the government’s tactics shifting, and how must we respond? We also discuss the tremendous victory of fighting off the warehouse model for the regime’s concentration camps, and where the fight goes from here.

The Fight Against ICE Has Entered a New Phase

“This is a time to build on organizing on the ground and sustain it over time,” says Silky Shah

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Jessica Pishko@jesspish.bsky.social · last wk.

It is bad news when a perfectly reasonable, well-established pretrial diversion program is being cut by "moderate Democrats," the same people who are all "we cannot abolish ICE" www.washingtonpost.com/national-sec...

A fight over a San Francisco nonprofit tests how far Democrats will move on crime

The fate of SF Pretrial, a group that runs diversion programs, reflects the tough-on-crime sentiment emerging even in liberal cities.

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Max Granger@maxgranger.info · 2w ago

I wrote about ICE & Border Patrol killings, and the normalization of mass incarceration and police violence. To date in 2026, at least 32 people have died at the hands of 'immigration enforcement'—more than one person a week, on pace to break all records. These are their names.

ICE killings: Naming the dead

At least 32 people have died at the hands of U.S. 'immigration enforcement' so far in 2026—a year on pace to break all records. These are their names.

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