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As Trump takes office & pledges mass deportations, here is a shareable film series written by immigrants for immigrants on how to safely defend against ICE.
4 films. 7 languages. Narrated by a range of amazing humans, including Jesse Williams, Fiona Apple, & Kumail Nanjiani.
Via Scott Hechinger and on the web at WeHaveRights.us
Also: printable Red Cards
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Exclusive: Agency accessed private conversations of New York ‘courtwatch’ group that was observing public hearings
The FBI’s report from August, prepared by its New York division, does not make clear how the bureau accessed the Signal group.
The FBI added: “‘Courtwatch’ is a private/invite only, encrypted Signal application group chat created by the identified [individual]. In private encrypted online chats, the identified [individual] is known to instruct protest participants to use violence against [law enforcement].”
The memo did not provide any further details about the individual or their alleged past calls for violence and offered no specifics or evidence to explain why the FBI characterized them as “anarchist violent extremists”. The courtwatch efforts have been non-violent, and the FBI did not respond to an inquiry seeking specific examples of violence and did not answer questions about whether law enforcement had ongoing access to the private group.
The “individual” who advocated for violence in a group chat dedicated to peaceful, legal activism could very well be an FBI plant. Because we know they have a history of infiltrating groups and then trying to convince others to commit crimes.
Regardless, this is a reminder to lock your phone down as tight as possible, even if it makes it harder to use. Governments, not just the US, have the tools to hack us when they want to. Even Signal isn’t safe if they pown your device.
If you’re participating is any kind of organizing, even peaceful, you need to assume you’re a target.
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New song & video by Fiona Apple coming out next week - May 7. Years of court watching. Thousands of hearings. She saw the devastating impact of pre-trial detention, especially on Black mothers.
Visit lethergohome.org for a sneak peek and to GIVE for freedom.
This campaign is thanks to Scott Hechinger.
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Fiona Apple and Carmen Johnson on promoting courtroom transparency. via Washington Post Live [archive of wapost article]
