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WOW; a DEEPLY corrupt move by the immigration courts; clear collaboration with Trump admin officials to produce a specific result with zero notice to the party and ALSO in a situation where the judge facially lacks jurisdiction; the judge had denied a motion to reopen and the case is on appeal.
Judge Xinis ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s release in part bc ICE could not produce a final “order of removal” to deport him. So last night, they went out and got an immigration judge to issue one.
Now, Abrego is urging Xinis to block his redetention. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Now, Abrego is urging Xinis to block his redetention. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
December 12, 2025 at 1:10 PM
WOW; a DEEPLY corrupt move by the immigration courts; clear collaboration with Trump admin officials to produce a specific result with zero notice to the party and ALSO in a situation where the judge facially lacks jurisdiction; the judge had denied a motion to reopen and the case is on appeal.
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HAPPENING NOW: DHS official tells court that agency diverted 10-20 employees to run *1.3 million* names of foreign students through database that tracks criminal charges. Took 2-3 weeks.
There were ~6,400 hits (0.004%). But thousands were for charges that never led to convictions or were dropped.
There were ~6,400 hits (0.004%). But thousands were for charges that never led to convictions or were dropped.
April 29, 2025 at 2:21 PM
HAPPENING NOW: DHS official tells court that agency diverted 10-20 employees to run *1.3 million* names of foreign students through database that tracks criminal charges. Took 2-3 weeks.
There were ~6,400 hits (0.004%). But thousands were for charges that never led to convictions or were dropped.
There were ~6,400 hits (0.004%). But thousands were for charges that never led to convictions or were dropped.
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Very informative piece by @paromitashah.bsky.social highlighting the growth of surveillance even before Trump’s second term
AI use is rapidly growing in DHS for social media surveillance, visa revocations, and deportations—an alarming trend evident even before Trump’s second term, warns Paromita Shah, co-founder and executive director of Just Futures Law.
Five Findings from an Analysis of the US Department of Homeland Security’s AI Inventory | TechPolicy.Press
AI use is rapidly growing in DHS for social media surveillance, visa revocations, and deportations, warns Just Futures Law's Paromita Shah.
www.techpolicy.press
April 22, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Very informative piece by @paromitashah.bsky.social highlighting the growth of surveillance even before Trump’s second term
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When did I know that journalism is dead? When I literally watched a journalist burn alive because Israel bombed a tent next to a hospital in Gaza and the only reason I saw it is because I have Instagram
April 7, 2025 at 7:11 PM
When did I know that journalism is dead? When I literally watched a journalist burn alive because Israel bombed a tent next to a hospital in Gaza and the only reason I saw it is because I have Instagram