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A 48-year-old man suffered a suspected broken leg after being struck by a vehicle operated by ICE agents during an immigration enforcement operation in northwest Houston, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. The incident happened around 7:20 a.m. Saturday near Clay Road and Highway 6 as ICE agents pursued a man driving a white Chevrolet pickup truck. Surveillance footage obtained by the Houston Chronicle captured the incident. The sheriff’s office is investigating the collision.
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Another ICE enforcement incident has left another person hospitalized in Texas.
According to the Houston Chronicle, the Harris County Sheriff reported that an ICE agent struck a man with a vehicle after he fled a traffic stop on foot. The man was hospitalized with a suspected broken leg.
This comes just 11 days after ICE issued new guidance restricting vehicle stops, prohibiting vehicle pursuits, and requiring activated body cameras during stops.
Footage via Univision/IG
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Residents and activists protested in a Pasadena neighborhood Monday, as law enforcement officers surrounded a home and appeared to detain several people. bit.ly/43mGKDB
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BREAKING NOW: A heavy ICE presence in a Pasadena neighborhood has residents taking to the streets. khou.com/article/news/local/…
We cannot stand by while fascist oligarchs like Musk and Trump loot the American government, destroy the constitution, and extrajudicially kidnap innocent people for speaking out against the genocide on Palestinians.
#TeslaTakedown
EMERGENCY ACTION: A new encampment has been established by students on the campus of the University of Houston!
🇵🇸 ALL out to UH! Supporters are encouraged to come to the campus! The camp stays until demands are met!
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BREAKING: Israel is still intensely bombing Rafah right now, targeting residential homes and killing civilians.
Bodies of children are being found under the rubble.
Read that again.
Israel is not defending itself. Israel is committing genocide.
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This is Jonathan Yudelman, a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Princeton University, verbally abusing a Muslim woman, invading her personal space & forcing his body towards hers.
@princeton this is unacceptable and he must immediately be investigated.
Twitter, do your thing.
🚨ALL OUT FOR RAFAH🚨
Gather outside City Hall and make it clear Houston will not be complicit in genocide!
⏰: mobilize outside 4:00 pm
📍: Houston City Hall
🗓️: May 7th 2024
#FreeGaza #FreePalenstine #EndtheGenocide
Complicity is murder.
Outside agitators? More like community solidarity. No one gets to decide who is and who isn't allowed to protest. They are scared because the movement is growing and they are trying everything they can to delegitimize legitimate grievances. #FreePalestine #CeasefireNOW
Sunday May 19 at the Texas Capitol, demand an end to the genocide in Palestine #ceasefirenow #StandwithPalestine #EndTheOccupation #freepalestine instagram.com/p/C6gvUSGgIm_/…
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By targeting just a few individuals, the Biden administration is casting the problem as one of fringe extremists, glossing over the well-documented fact that the state of Israel has been relying on violent settlers to expand its territory in the West Bank.
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The U.S. just announced sanctions against Neria Ben-Pazi and Moshe Sharvit, two Israeli settlers I recently wrote about for the New Yorker. These are two very dangerous men, but the sanctions conspicuously avoid targeting their Israeli state sponsors. Some thoughts and details:
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Cops in riot gear spotted #downtownhouston
Near City Hall.
All came off Metro bus.
#blacklivesmatterHTX
Please be vigilant
Allies, protect all Black protestors
#Houstonprotest
"Acevedo’s condemnation of the killing of George Floyd is also complicated by the fact that his own officers have shot and killed six Houstonians over the past six weeks, at least one of whom was unarmed." via @TexasMonthly #GeorgeFloyd #DennisTuttle texasmonthly.com/news/art-ac…





















