Casey Parks
@caseyparks.bsky.social
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Author of “Diary of a Misfit: A Memoir and a Mystery.” Washington Post reporter. I cover all things gay and trans.
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Right now, the 9th Circuit is considering whether to allow troops to deploy to Portland's ICE facility. At this moment, looks like there are only Know Your Rights and a clergyperson outside.
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A few more scenes from this morning.
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Shout-out to the reporters who agreed to stand in front of a camera over night. I would be so embarrassed and scared I would accidentally/thoughtlessly pick my nose or anything. We salute you!
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At 1 a.m., they reported there were only five people there, one of whom was picking up trash. Otherwise, so quiet this reporter looks bored.
Three people sit outside an ICE facility. A television reporter stands outside of an ICE facility.
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If you're curious about what's going on outside the Portland ICE administrative building, a local station is livestreaming for 24 hours today: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE-W...
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“'War-ravaged' Portland was having an unseasonably sunny September day..a long line at the homemade bread stand, cherry trees still blooming..It was the kind of day [that] called for rosé, not federal force." @caseyparks.bsky.social on Trump's latest crusade www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/...
Is Portland ‘War-ravaged’ as Trump claims? Here’s what residents say.
President Donald Trump had said living in Portland, Oregon, was like “living in hell.” Portlanders mostly met the news with confusion.
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Oh wait, you mean because they shut down their program?
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Did UMich get a subpoena?
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A judge in Massachusetts today issued what I think is the first judgment against the DOJ's attempt to subpoena doctors who treat trans patients. The judge quashed the subpoena the DOJ issued against Boston Children's Hospital, home to the country's first gender clinic for adolescents.
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HIPPA has a law enforcement carve out, though it has to be for legitimate reasons.
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Subpoenas made public this week show the government is demanding doctors turn over a wide range of sensitive, identifiable data about its trans patients — everything from social security numbers to Zoom records, notes, addresses, "everything written or recorded." Our story: wapo.st/4lAnkRy
Government’s demand for trans care info sought addresses, doctors’ notes, texts
Legal experts said the Justice Department subpoenas related to medical care for transgender minors appear to be unprecedented.
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I did not intend to be sarcastic, so I apologize for coming off that way!
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Newspapers have always cost money. I grew up very poor but my dad still got the paper every morning. A Post subscription is $5/month -- cheaper than most streaming services and, alas, one cup of coffee where I live.
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I don't think I did that?
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That is completely reasonable and fair!