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[natalie ♡ @nataliepvp]

@Drethewanderer9 Austin!

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Near-blind refugee DIES after border patrol dumps him miles away from home.

This story is not just a tragedy. It’s a damning indictment.

Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a 56-year-old Rohingya refugee who was nearly blind and spoke no English, was released from custody by U.S. Border Patrol — and dropped off at a Tim Hortons five miles from his home.

No ride. No notification to his family. No assistance whatsoever.

Days later, he was found dead on a Buffalo street.

Shah Alam had fled persecution in Burma and arrived in Buffalo just 15 months ago, seeking safety. Instead, after being arrested last year for carrying a curtain rod he used as a walking stick — and allegedly being Tasered and beaten when he couldn’t follow English commands — he ended up in jail.

His family didn’t bail him out for fear he’d be shipped to ICE detention out of state. Eventually, he took a plea deal that allowed him to clear the immigration detainer and avoid ICE detention.

But when Border Patrol picked him up after bail, instead of transferring him to a detention center as expected, agents reportedly dropped him at a doughnut shop across town and left him to find his way home.

He was nearly blind. He couldn’t speak English. He had no phone. And no one told his family he’d been released.

For days, they searched. Police even briefly closed his missing persons case after mistakenly believing he was still in ICE custody. Now homicide detectives are investigating the “circumstances and timeframe” leading to his death. The cause has not yet been released.

Advocates for the Rohingya community are devastated.

“We never thought anyone would experience anything like this since coming to the United States,” said Imran Fazel, who knows the family. “It doesn’t make me feel safe in a country like this.”

Let’s be clear: Shah Alam survived genocide. He survived displacement. He survived fleeing his homeland. But in America — the country that promised refuge — he was allegedly abandoned in the dark. And he never made it home.

He leaves behind a wife and two sons. And a haunting question: How does a blind refugee get left on a street corner — and end up dead?

Please like and share this tragic story!

[Sammi🦋 @StoriesBySammi]

He is two months old.

Three weeks inside the Dilley detention center.

Last night, he was rushed to the hospital — reportedly choking on his own vomit. At one point, he became unresponsive.

He was treated for bronchitis.

He was still a sick child.

Hours after discharge, he and his family were deported.

Rep. Joaquin Castro says they were left across the border with nothing but the clothes on their backs and $190.

If this is about “the worst of the worst,” how is that a two-month-old?

#DemsUnited

[Cody Fandom @CodyFandom_]

PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE!

Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Tx is in danger!!! Please help spread the word.

They want to install a 2600 ACRE data center there that will destroy the natural resources.

[maude @sheisartmoney]

A silent moment for the beloved Dr. Linda Davis who was the victim of an ICE car chase in Savannah yesterday. Love to all who’ve lost. All affected. We mourn.

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨BREAKING: The 2-month-old baby, being trafficked in an ICE detention facility, was rushed to the hospital… after choking on his own vomit in custody.

After days of vomiting.

After struggling to breathe.

After his mother says he was choking at 3 a.m. and there was no doctor available...

This is Juan Nicolás.

He is two months old.

He has spent nearly half of his life inside the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley.

A baby. In a detention camp.

Reports say he was dealing with serious respiratory issues and bronchitis. His condition was “monitored” inside the facility… until it escalated enough to require an ambulance.

Read that again.

A two-month-old infant with breathing problems was being “monitored” in detention.

This administration is CHOOSING to confine babies in conditions where they get sick… and waiting until it becomes an emergency to get them medical care.

And Juan is not an isolated incident…

Another baby, Amalia, was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening respiratory illness… then sent back into ICE custody.

Now it’s Juan Nicolás.

When you confine infants in crowded facilities, when they develop respiratory infections, when their care is delayed, when emergency transport becomes the standard response… that is child endangerment.

Detaining babies in environments that make them sick is abuse.

And this administration is choosing to keep doing it.

Because detention is profitable.
Because cruelty is policy.
Because there are no consequences.

If a two-month-old can be locked in a facility, get sick, choke on vomit in the middle of the night, and only receive outside medical care once it becomes life or death emergency…

When will it be enough?

This is what happens when infants become inventory in a detention pipeline.

This is what happens when an administration protects child traffickers…

[Sal the Agorist @SallyMayweather]

This 5 year old boy spent more time in jail than any of the politicians in the Epstein Files

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

The public made noise for Liam Ramos and it got him released from Dilley.

Now we must make noise for 7 year old Diana Crespo.

Her parents were taking her for emergency medical care when ICE grabbed them, and she’s rotting in the camp sick and exposed to measles.

Get them out!

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

The first photo is Liam Ramos last week when ICE kidnapped him after pre school.

The second photo is Liam Ramos after a few days in an ICE camp.

2025 was the deadliest year on record for ICE.

The conditions are appalling.

Liam’s health is deteriorating.

Let him go.

[Aes🇺🇸 @AesPolitics1]

“Kamala will have us in war in 6 months.” -Donald Trump

He did it in 5..🤦‍♂️

[No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen @NoLieWithBTC]

When Andrew Tate was charged with rape and human trafficking, Trump intervened to fly him back to the US.

When a working-class father of a disabled 5-year-old child was wrongfully deported, Trump refuses to lift a finger.

[natalie ♡ @nataliepvp]

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[UT San Antonio @UTSA]

Feliz Dieciseis de Septiembre! 🎊 On Sept. 16, 1810, the war for Mexico's independence against Spain began. Today, we celebrate the rich history and culture of Mexico.

#UTSA #UTSAHHM22

[natalie ♡ @nataliepvp]

@QfittyMark bruh how is it being a mechanical engineer 😭😭😭😭 Ik this tweet is old but I’m looking at all the mechanical engineers at utsa😭

[Joniel @johnny_l0s]

This album had me in my own world throughout the pandemic

[natalie ♡ @nataliepvp]

@sanbenito MHM

[laura mellado @lauramellado]

A hangover lasts one day but memories last forever