The Fight Against ICE Cruelty
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Today marks the fifteenth day of Pedro Lorenzo Concepción's hunger strike. Despite the pleas of his doctors, his actions are meant to draw attention to the deplorable conditions in which he and his fellow inmates are being held.
ICE denies any hunger strike is occurring.
#StopICEcruelty
ICE denies any hunger strike is occurring.
#StopICEcruelty
Merwil Gutierrez Flores, (20)-
Not the man they were looking for, but one ICE officer said, 'Take him anyway.'
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He tells me that he was asking God every day for him to give strength to us family members,” Wilmer Gutièrrez said, “and to give him strength to continue standing.”
Not the man they were looking for, but one ICE officer said, 'Take him anyway.'
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He tells me that he was asking God every day for him to give strength to us family members,” Wilmer Gutièrrez said, “and to give him strength to continue standing.”
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The American people must know that our government is responsible for the torture and abuse, including sexual violence, that the people we are deporting to CECOT prison are experiencing.
www.npr.org/2025/07/27/n...
www.npr.org/2025/07/27/n...
'Hell on Earth': Venezuelans deported to El Salvador mega-prison tell of brutal abuse
Deported under a little-known wartime law, more than 130 Venezuelans were sent from the U.S. to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador. Now released, several tell NPR they endured beatings, sexual a...
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Our banners will be back tomorrow as we continue our anti-ICE, pro-human message. Friday in Falls Church @ 5:30pm!
#stopICEcruelty
#stopICEcruelty
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There must be justice for these men.
Although there is relief that they were rescued- there is outrage, a deep sense of shame, and grief about what the US did. Knowing they were not criminals lying about them, denying their rights, sending them to a torture prison.
Although there is relief that they were rescued- there is outrage, a deep sense of shame, and grief about what the US did. Knowing they were not criminals lying about them, denying their rights, sending them to a torture prison.
