BREAKING🚨 A man was choked to death by ICE guards and DHS hid his body at a military base to block the autopsy.
His name was Geraldo Lunas Campos. When the county medical examiner finally performed an autopsy, the conclusion was devastatingly clear: his death was ruled a homicide.
But here is the detail that should make your blood run cold.
When another man recently died at that exact same ICE facility, DHS didn't call the local medical examiner. Instead, they moved his body to a nearby U.S. Army base.
And that Army base is now flat-out refusing to release the results of the autopsy.
This was revealed by Senator Dick Durbin in a horrifying congressional hearing about the explosion of deaths in ICE custody under the Trump administration.
At least 17 people have already died in ICE custody in just the first three months of this year alone. Many of them died from easily treatable illnesses.
911 logs show ICE facilities are completely overwhelmed, ignoring basic human rights.
But moving a body to a military installation to dodge a local homicide investigation? That isn't just negligence. That is a coordinated, state-sponsored cover-up.
They are operating mass detention facilities with zero accountability. They are treating human beings like they are disposable. And when their guards cross the line, they use the full weight of the federal military apparatus to hide the evidence.
We are watching human rights abuses happen on American soil, funded by our tax dollars. We must demand the autopsy report.
Share this. Do not let them sweep these deaths under the rug.
BREAKING: Nancy Sinatra TORCHES Trump for exploiting her father Frank's music despite MAGA opposing everything that the legendary singer stood for.
These boots are made for stomping and that's just what they did...
"This is a sacrilege," Nancy Sinatra wrote in response to a tweet calling out a Truth Social post in which Trump shared Frank Sinatra's beloved song "My Way."
"Omg. Nancy Sinatra will not be happy about this," the user wrote. "Trump goes against everything that Frank stood for. He was a big champion for equality and supported the Civil Rights movement."
Nancy also retweeted a post stating that her father "loathed Donald Trump." She shared another that called Trump's post "sickening" because "Frank Sinatra would never have allowed that monster in the White House to use his music or put his lyrics in his mouth."
The president posted the performance by the late singer without context, but the implication seemed to be that Donald Trump does things his "way." And what exactly does Trump's "way" entail?
Well, it means slaughtering school children overseas on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu and funneling more wealth to the super rich and corporations while slashing $1 trillion from Medicaid. It means covering up the Epstein files because you yourself are implicated in them as a pedophile. It means betraying your country, enriching your family on the public's dime, and weakening the United States in irreparable fashion.
Never, ever do it Trump's way.
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The 14th Amendment says “all persons born in the United States,” not “only if Donald Trump likes their parents.” Trump calls it a scam, but that’s the Constitution!
RT if you stand with the 14th Amendment, not wannabe kings. If you think the Constitution, not Trump, should decide who’s American, share this.
Bruce Springsteen closed his concert in Minneapolis by paying tribute to Renée Good and encouraging fans to heed John Lewis's famous call to "get into good trouble."
"These are the hard times, but we'll make it through. We're the Americans. But I think — I know — for me, the hardest part about all of this is feeling the distance between your neighbors, your fellow citizens, and that distance… well, it can darken your soul. Now we have a leader who says he wishes nothing but ill upon the people he disagrees with, and who disagree with him. I don't feel that way. America, from the beginning, was born out of disagreement. It was built on disagreement. We can argue about what course we thought the country should take while recognizing our common humanity, our dignity and, yes, our unity...
"I go back to thinking about Renée Good's last words before she died, to the man who she was protesting against, the man who would take her life. She said, 'That's fine, dude, I’m not mad at you. I'm not mad.' God bless her.
"So tonight, when you go home, hold your loved ones close. And tomorrow, do as Renée did, find a way to take aggressive, peaceful action to defend our country’s ideals. And as the great civil rights leader John Lewis said, 'Go out and get into some good trouble. Say something. Do something. Help! Sing something!' If you're feeling helpless, hopeless, betrayed, frustrated, angry … I know I've been. That's why The E Street Band is here tonight. This is a tour that was not planned. We’re here tonight because we need to feel your hope, and your strength. And we want to bring some hope and some strength for you. I hope we did that. All I can say is God bless Alex Pretti, God bless Renée Good, God bless you, and God bless America."
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"Raheem Cooper, a UPS driver, was working in Valdosta, Georgia, when he saw something unusual. It was a hot afternoon, around 2:00, when he spotted a woman lying on the ground outside her home, with both her door and car door wide open.
Raheem rushed over to the woman, who was awake. He told her to stay still and called for help. After checking her house and finding no one inside, he quickly dialed for help. While waiting, Raheem used a water bottle to cool her down as she lay on the pavement. He placed UPS delivery bags under her head to make her more comfortable.
When help arrived, they discovered that the woman, 78-year-old Marie Coble, had fallen while bringing groceries into her house. Raheem stayed in touch with Marie’s family and even started a GoFundMe to assist with her medical expenses."
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If you think the alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump was a choreographed stunt designed to make him look heroic, like or repost this. I just want to see how much common sense is still out there.
Harrison Ford on Donald Trump: "I don’t know of a greater criminal in history. He doesn’t have any policies, he has whims.”
RETWEET if you stand with Harrison Ford against Donald Trump!