Laura Dunford

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[susa @prinkasusa]

Over 400 women have been arrested since they overturned Roe v Wade... yet not a SINGLE man has been arrested for raping children with Epstein.

It’s never been about protecting children... wake up.

[Wedge LIVE!™ @WedgeLIVE]

December 5: Chief O'Hara says if his officers witness ICE using unlawful force, "I expect them to intervene, or they'll be fired."

February 23: MPD has no interventions to report.
https://t.co/kiETXreiJT

[Logos ID @logos_id]

Education, healthcare, and Palestine

[D.A. Bullock @BullyCreative]

every single time it gets laid bare for you, every single time you have a choice, to retreat into copaganda and cop hagiography (that you know to be false,) every single time you have a choice to move from here when it is finally enough already.

[Ben Fowlkes @benfowlkesMMA]

This country has endless funds for doing stuff TO people. It’s when you want us to do anything FOR people that we’re suddenly strapped for cash.

[Alexi Giannoulias @Giannoulias]

It’s really important as a society that we don’t become desensitized to the sheer brutality and evilness of a “skull being broken” by “immigration officers”.

[Cameron @realtayediggs__]

Trayvon turned 31 this week, Sandra 39. I'm 32 and I feel like my life is just getting started. So much of their time was stolen.

[annie… @macabreb0b]

A letter from a ICE hostage:

“we are in dire straits and we are pleading for help”

[Jim Mustian @JimMustian]

UPDATE: We spoke with Alberto, the man whose 8 skull fractures ICE blamed on a brick wall

He says @ICEgov beat him with the same metal rod they used to smash his friend's car windows

"There was never a wall"

w/@NewsDudeAP @jack_brook96 @APCedar

https://t.co/gLxIdhRjmC

[Eric Blanc @_ericblanc]

I asked a Minneapolis organizer why so many ordinary people in her city have been so brave

She said it's because folks engaged in legal activities like recording ICE or delivering food didn't back down once ICE's escalation suddenly turned basic rights into high-risk activities

[PotatoMcWhiskey @PotatoMcWhiskey]

So basically they are violently "neutering" men by destroying their testicles. Did you know preventing reproduction is one of the key prohibited acts under the genocide convention?

Its so much worse than simply sexual abuse. Its fucking genocidal

[James Pitt @Sahelanth]

Remarkable: Border Patrol officers commit crimes at a higher rate than undocumented immigrants do.
https://t.co/sLJNX2U7ky

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[Alec Karakatsanis @equalityAlec]

The fact that the Democrats cannot even bring themselves to talk about reducing the ICE budget (which was just basically TRIPLED out of the blue and no one knows how exactly such sums could ever be spent even on the vast network of concentration camps and private contractors) to, say, its already-record 2024 levels is shameful. An absolute scandal. No reasonable person could support maintaining the cartoonish levels of money just approved in 2025--part of a $170 billion immigration enforcement budget that made ICE's human caging budget alone 62% MORE than the *entire federal prison system.* It is not only a moral affront, it's also a strategically ludicrous thing to do in this moment.

[Charlie Sykes @SykesCharlie]

What if we did not have those videos? How many Americans would have believed this? Or given the Administration the benefit of the doubt?

This raises another — and rather urgent — question.

What else is happening that we are not seeing on camera?

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[puppy enjoyer @BokononsProphet]

Tired of this line. We did not defund the police. We currently have the highest paid cops in the country. Their budget is far higher than in 2020.

[François Chollet @fchollet]

Believe or not, the international gold standard for investigating potentially unlawful deaths where state involvement is suspected is called the "Minnesota Protocol".

It's named like because it was developed by the Minnesota Lawyers International Human Rights Committee, in a very different and more human time (the 1990s).

The protocol is built on the principle that the right to life is meaningless if there is no requirement for the state to investigate when that life is taken. It ensures that when someone is killed by police, military, or in state custody, there is a clear, objective path to uncovering the truth and holding the perpetrators accountable. It's basically a handbook for when and how to conduct such investigations.

For an investigation to be credible, the protocol mandates four key pillars: it must be independent (no "police investigating themselves"), prompt (starting before evidence is lost), effective (a genuine search for the truth, not just going through the motions), and transparent (keeping the victim’s family and the public informed).

Technically, the protocol is a comprehensive manual for forensics and law. It contains detailed guidelines on crime scene management, digital evidence collection, and forensic autopsies, such as tracking bullet trajectories to prove if a victim was shot while surrendering. It even includes specialized procedures for protecting witnesses from state retaliation.

[Eric Blanc @_ericblanc]

"I feel more from Minnesota than I’ve ever felt. And I’ve grown up here. But now I know as I’m walking down the street that I have hundreds of people who will swarm to help me if needed, and that I will swarm to help them. It’s incredible."

[Quadcarl @Quadcarl]

The only thing safe in America are the Epstein files.

[Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @ReichlinMelnick]

Read this. The Minnesota state prison system suggests Gregory Bovino outright lied about the target of the operation during which agents shot and killed Alex Pretti.

[Patrick Skinner @SkinnerPm]

Left hand on the ground trying not to hit the pavement; right hand still holding a cell phone. ICE person standing with a one handed grip pointing his gun right at the man’s head.

There is nothing about this that we should accept. We all must reject this. This is our government