Defying Court, DHS Seized Logs Of 10,000 Calls And Texts From Journalist
Lawyers for journalist Georgia Fort, who faces a political prosecution, demand that a court order the government to destroy call and text logs from her phone
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Detained For 300-Plus Days, Journalist Shot By ICE Could Lose Arm
In December, a United States judge dismissed the case against detained journalist Carlitos Ricardo Parias with prejudice, ruling that the U.S. government had deprived Parias of access to counsel prior to his trial. There was no other “remedy.”
Parias is a father of two children in southern Los Angeles.
Trump’s War On Dissent: House Committee Subpoenas BreakThrough News
Republican-controlled House committee subpoenas BreakThrough News in effort to force outlet to turn over financial records
Trump DOJ Succeeds In Criminalizing Sharing Of Political Zines
In Texas, United States Judges Reed O’Connor and Mark T. Pittman issued totalitarian prison sentences against eight anti-ICE activists
FAA Will No Longer Pursue Charges For Journalists Who Fly Drones Near ICE
FAA ends effort to restrict drone flights near ICE or Border Patrol operations
Court Voids Trump's Executive Order That Defunded NPR, PBS
Judge Randolph Moss blocks the Trump administration from further "implementing or enforcing" the order that defunded NPR and PBS
Exposing Financial Censorship: Rainey Reitman On Her New Book, 'Transaction Denied'
Rainey Reitman's book, "Transaction Denied: Big Finance's Power To Punish Speech," exposes a pattern of financial censorship by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and other companies