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Over the past 10 days,
ICE officials have killed two immigrants in separate shootings in Texas and Maine.
While the Department of Homeland Security has claimed that the officers were acting in self-defense and the interest of public safety,
no evidence has emerged to support those accounts, and outrage is mounting over these latest examples of violence from the agency.
How the killings of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Johan Sebastišn Duršn Guerrero, reflect a broader p…
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"They were hunting for Latinos.”
Outcry is continuing over the ICE shooting death of 52-year-old Mexican immigrant Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
in a majority-Latino neighborhood in Houston, Texas, last week.
Events pieced together by eyewitness videos and texts sent by the agents involved in Araujo’s killing suggest that
agents largely ignored Araujo’s cries for help after he was shot.
“They really just strung him along for hours until finally sending him to the…
The US supreme court turned away on Monday a gun industry challenge to a New York law that permits lawsuits against gun makers, wholesalers and dealers for endangering people’s safety through sales of firearms and ammunition.
The justices declined to hear an appeal by an industry trade group, the National Shooting Sports Foundation, of a lower court ruling upholding the law, which New Yorkcalls a public nuisance statute.
Gun manufacturers including Smith & Wesson, Ruger, B…