Ozturk’s “continued detention potentially chills the speech of the millions
and millions of people in this country who are not citizens,” said a federal judge in the ruling
May 09, 2025 by Peoples Dispatch
Rumeysa Ozturk on release from a detention facility in Louisiana. Photo: SEIU
“I am outraged by the unjust arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka earlier this afternoon outside of Delaney Hall in Newark. “Over the past few months, Mayor Baraka, as well as advocates, faith leaders, and members of our Congressional delegation, have protested the opening of a private immigration detention center in the city of Newark. Four years ago, I was proud to sign a law banning private immigration detention centers in New Jersey. And just last week, my Administration was leading the fight to defend that law before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
Changes will be coming soon to Alcatraz island. For that reason, we have saved this page from the US Department of Interior, which is under direct threat from a Nazi who plans to reopen the prison. It was last modofied on April 8, 2025.
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We got news from Bsky that they are not on our side. Hold on, it's coming.
I was pleased that an Aljazeera editor followed me until they removed him and inserted 2 fake accounts very similar to the one they removed and sent me this letter. Failing a full and appropriate apology from bsky I continue to consider legal action.
I want the world to see this, while you watch Blue Sky go down the sewer. We know from Twitter what the pattern is. If you're big enough you won't be the first to go, but the move is rightward, if the project endures at all.
April 15, 2025
Lawsuit contends mayor’s action is unlawful, tainted by conflict of interest created by quid pro quo related to his federal corruption case, and would undermine safety of all New Yorkers
In his last public appearance before he died, Pope Francis addressed Easter Sunday Mass and repeated his call for a ceasefire in Gaza. “Pope Francis’s position on Palestine is just an extension of his theology and pastoral care in general, caring for the marginalized and victims of injustice,” says Reverend Munther Isaac, Palestinian Christian theologian and pastor, who joins us for the second of several segments on Pope Francis.
