Tina McKim
@sticksandwheels.bsky.social
Birchwood Food Desert Fighter, disabled semi-hermit, artist,writer, snacker and abolitionist.
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Today, we launched “Cancer in Confinement,” a series exploring why cancer is often deadlier inside U.S. prisons than in the free world. This is the big project I mentioned yesterday. I hope you will read and share.
Cancer in Confinement
PJP writers on suffering from the leading killers in behind bars — a problem of neglect, delayed care, and poor coordination
prisonjournalismproject.org
February 12, 2026 at 3:09 AM
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We now have confirmation that the Social Circle warehouse cost ICE $130 million, bringing the total spent on warehouses to $714 million. ICE is also reportedly planning on buying a second warehouse in Oakwood, GA and is finalizing the sale now.
Billions more will be spent on retrofitting/staffing.
Billions more will be spent on retrofitting/staffing.
February 10, 2026 at 10:49 PM
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Right now Rikers Island, the physically largest jail in the entire United States, is holding under 7,000 people.
ICE's warehouse plans include detention camps which will hold between 8,500-10,000 people in buildings not designed for human habitation.
ICE's warehouse plans include detention camps which will hold between 8,500-10,000 people in buildings not designed for human habitation.
February 9, 2026 at 5:57 PM
Right now Rikers Island, the physically largest jail in the entire United States, is holding under 7,000 people.
ICE's warehouse plans include detention camps which will hold between 8,500-10,000 people in buildings not designed for human habitation.
ICE's warehouse plans include detention camps which will hold between 8,500-10,000 people in buildings not designed for human habitation.
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"During the next year, Sostre repeatedly emphasized that 'the same oppressive and repressive forces exist outside as well as in,' calling the world on the outside 'minimum security' and connecting it with the 'maximum security' of incarceration." (2/2)
HOME | Martin Sostre
www.martinsostre.com
February 10, 2026 at 12:28 AM
"During the next year, Sostre repeatedly emphasized that 'the same oppressive and repressive forces exist outside as well as in,' calling the world on the outside 'minimum security' and connecting it with the 'maximum security' of incarceration." (2/2)