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Reporting worth your time from across the independent and movement press, picked by JPC. Links go to the original outlets.
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They Trained to Watch ICE. Now They’re Prepping to Defend the Midterm Elections.
Volunteer networks built to monitor immigration raids are retraining as poll watchers ahead of November.
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Voting groups file federal challenge against Florida’s ‘SAVE’ Act
Black Voters Matter Fund and LULAC are suing over the state’s new proof-of-citizenship rule for voter registration, set to take effect Jan. 1.
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ICE Shot a Journalist and Threw Him in Detention. He’s Approaching 300 Days Behind Bars With a Festering Wound.
A Los Angeles reporter remains at Adelanto even after the criminal case against him was thrown out.
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Black Organizers Are Preparing for a New Era of Voting Rights Battles
With the Voting Rights Act weakened, organizers are turning to state-level laws, youth mobilization, and election protection.
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Trapped in “el Pozo”: As Overcrowding in ICE Detention Increases, So Does Solitary Confinement
Isolation is spreading through a detention system that keeps growing, and people held inside say it is used as punishment.
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Rural Kentucky Tenants Win Unprecedented Lease Agreement After Yearlong Campaign
A tenant union won a collective lease covering more than 250 units. A reminder that organizing works.