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“No good choices”: HHS Is cutting safety corners to move migrant kids out of overcrowded facilities

From the Wire April 15, 2021

After ignoring signs that shelters were filling quickly, agencies are scrambling to get thousands of kids out of Border Patrol jails. But new “emergency” facilities skirt safety standards, while facilities accused of abuse are still getting…

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Flagstaff, Ariz   This summer there were over 50 marches, actions, and demonstrations in Flagstaff, Arizona sparked as elsewhere in the country by the death early this summer of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  Documentarian Levi Stallings spent hours taking and compiling video from the Flagstaff actions and sit down conversations with residents from all walks of life. Read more, see the video here…

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The film— entitled "Message from the Future II: The Years of Repair"— is a sequel to last year's "A Message from the Future with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" and runs with the idea that the year 2020 became an "historic turning point" for the world, one in which "the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic and global uprisings against racism drive us to build back a better society in which no one is sacrificed, and everyone is essential." (Image: The Leap/The Intercept/Illustration by Moll Crabapple)

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‘Small Signs’, a powerful look at the underbelly of a tourist town
Meteor Staff 2020-10-23
by Madrone Kalil Schutten, Ph.D., Guest column for the Meteor Friday, October 23, 2020 Small Signs: A Protest in Flagstaff, Arizona is a documentary on the pulse of the second wave of the civil rights movement. Levi Stallings’ film hones in on the eruption of dissent incited by the murders of Ahmaud Arbery (February 23rd), Breonna Taylor (March 13th) and...

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New UN report highlights ‘absolutely critical’ need to dramatically slash global methane emissions
From the Wire 2021-05-06
"Reducing human-caused methane emissions is one of the most cost-effective strategies to rapidly reduce the rate of warming and contribute...
The climate solution actually adding millions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere
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New research shows that California’s climate policy created up to 39 million carbon credits that aren’t achieving real carbon savings....
Get ready for a busy year fighting wildfires, experts in Arizona warn
From the Wire 2021-04-28
“We didn’t see as much rain or snow,” said Andrew Deemer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Phoenix....
‘Watershed moment’ as Haaland revokes Trump-era orders, creates climate task force
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"Today's orders make certain that the Interior Department is no longer going to serve as a rubber-stamp for the coal...
‘Mystery chemicals’ found in pregnant Bay Area women
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Arizona study examines health risks faced by female firefighters
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America’s drinking water is surprisingly easy to poison
From the Wire 2021-03-17
The cyberbreach at a plant in Oldsmar, Florida, which could have resulted in a mass poisoning, was a reminder of...
‘It’s like nobody cares’: After two weeks without running water, Jackson, Miss. pleads for help
From the Wire 2021-03-02
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New report details flooding/contamination risks at uranium mine near Grand Canyon
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Climate change threatens drinking water quality across the Great Lakes
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New UN report highlights ‘absolutely critical’ need to dramatically slash global methane emissions
2021-05-06
"Reducing human-caused methane emissions is one of the most cost-effective strategies to rapidly reduce the rate of warming and contribute significantly to global efforts to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C." by Brett Wilkins, staff writer Thursday, May 6, 2021 [caption id="attachment_31104" align="aligncenter" width="955"] A gas flare...
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The climate solution actually adding millions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere
2021-04-29
New research shows that California’s climate policy created up to 39 million carbon credits that aren’t achieving real carbon savings. But companies can buy these forest offsets to justify polluting more anyway. [caption id="attachment_31002" align="aligncenter" width="2560"] Jon Han, special to ProPublica/MIT Technology Review[/caption] by Lisa Song,...
With enough political will, all new US car and truck sales can be electric by 2035: study says
2021-04-15
"Every year America stalls... we miss the ever-narrowing window to address the climate crisis and ensure a livable planet." by Jake Johnson, staff writer Thursday, April 15, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30903" align="alignleft" width="300"] An electric vehicle is plugged in at a charging station in a parking lot...
A view of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's Pine Tree Wind Farm and Solar Power Plant in the Tehachapi Mountains on March 23, 2021 in Kern County.
Renewable energy smashes records in 2020
2021-04-05
'A Remarkable Story of Resilience and Hope "There is a huge amount to be done... The international community must look to this trend as a source of inspiration to go further." by Kenny Stancil, staff writer April 5, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30825" align="aligncenter" width="955"] A view of...
Cancel all coal projects to have ‘fighting chance’ against climate crisis, says UN chief
2021-03-03
"Phasing out coal from the electricity sector is the single most important step to get in line with the 1.5 degree goal." by Kenny Stancil, staff writer Wednesday, March 3, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30483" align="aligncenter" width="955"] In North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, wind turbines stand adjacent to a coal-fired...
The Gift of Ecological Humility
2021-02-27
These Afro-Indigenous practices challenge ideas of human supremacy. “I love to think of nature as unlimited broadcasting stations, through which God speaks to us every day, every hour.” —George Washington Carver, Tuskegee University, 1930 by Leah Penniman 6 MIN READ February 16, 2021 In my early 20s,...
Savannah and Sam Peyton, who were without power for days last week, huddle in multiple layers under a sleeping bag at their home in Austin, Texas, on Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021. Temperatures plummeted to the teens and single digits across Texas, and at least 58 have died in storm-affected areas across the country from causes including carbon monoxide poisoning, car crashes, drownings, house fires and hypothermia. Credit: Tamir Kalifa/The New York Times/Redux
“Power companies get exactly what they want”: How Texas repeatedly failed to protect its power grid against extreme weather
2021-02-23
Texas regulators and lawmakers knew about the grid’s vulnerabilities for years, but time and again they furthered the interests of large electricity providers. by Jeremy Schwartz, Kiah Collier and Vianna Davila, ProPublica/Tx Tribune Tuesday, February 23, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30287" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] Savannah and Sam Peyton, who...
Reclaiming our common home: expand the commons to include everything we need
2021-02-18
Ecological civilization is based on the consciousness that we are part of the Earth, not her masters, conquerors, or owners. by Vandana Shiva Thursday, February 18, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30186" align="aligncenter" width="955"] The planet is 70% water. Our bodies are 70% water. Water is the ecological basis...
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2021-01-29
The vast tonnage of this trash increases every minute, with an afterlife lasting centuries. by Jim Hightower, Other Words January 27, 2021 [caption id="attachment_29782" align="alignright" width="554"] Shutterstock[/caption] What do your toothbrush and your running shoes have in common? Plastic. We now live on Planet Plastic, where...
Biden praised for pause on drilling leases
2021-01-21
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2020-12-06
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Lax state oversight leaves unanswered questions about the deaths of extremely preterm babies at Albuquerque’s Lovelace Women’s Hospital, which markets...
How to file your state and federal taxes for free in 2021
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by Kristen Doerer for ProPublica, Justin Elliott and Karim Doumar The ProPublica Free Tax Guide Free, Fact-Checked Tax Information. That's...
America’s drinking water is surprisingly easy to poison
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The cyberbreach at a plant in Oldsmar, Florida, which could have resulted in a mass poisoning, was a reminder of...
National Guard soldiers patrol the Capitol grounds in Washington, D.C., on March 6. Credit: Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images
6 Questions officials still haven’t answered after weeks of hearings on the Capitol attack
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More than 15 hours of testimony failed to answer fundamental questions about the Capitol attack. Among them: Why national security...
After a wave of violent threats against election workers, Georgia sees few arrests
From the Wire
For nearly a year, election administrators across the country weathered the pandemic while facing attacks and threats — leading many...
Savannah and Sam Peyton, who were without power for days last week, huddle in multiple layers under a sleeping bag at their home in Austin, Texas, on Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021. Temperatures plummeted to the teens and single digits across Texas, and at least 58 have died in storm-affected areas across the country from causes including carbon monoxide poisoning, car crashes, drownings, house fires and hypothermia. Credit: Tamir Kalifa/The New York Times/Redux
“Power companies get exactly what they want”: How Texas repeatedly failed to protect its power grid against extreme weather
From the Wire
Texas regulators and lawmakers knew about the grid’s vulnerabilities for years, but time and again they furthered the interests of...
“I don’t trust the people above me”: Riot squad cops open up about disastrous response to Capitol insurrection
From the Wire
Interviews with 19 current and former officers show how failures of leadership and communication put hundreds of Capitol cops at...
Evidence used by prosecutors in Steven Carrillo’s case included a patch of the Boogaloo flag on a ballistic vest found in a vehicle registered to him. (United States District Court for the Northern District of California)
The Boogaloo Bois Have Guns, Criminal Records and Military Training. Now They Want to Overthrow the Government.
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ProPublica and FRONTLINE have identified more than twenty members with ties to the armed forces. by A.C. Thompson, ProPublica, and...
ProPublica and The Pudding offer scholarships to help pay for your journalism expenses in 2021.
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25 scholarships to help you attend a journalism conference and/or to support your work. by Adriana Gallardo, Ash Ngu and...
How Operation Warp Speed created vaccination chaos
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States are struggling to plan their vaccination programs with just one week’s notice for how many doses they’ll receive from...
Over 500 videos, inside the Capitol Riot: what the Parler videos reveal
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The trove of more than 500 videos recovered from a largely pro-Trump social platform provides a uniquely immersive account of...
Memphis-area residents without internet must wait days for vaccination appointments, while others go to the front of the line
From the Wire
The county’s decision to prioritize vaccinations for internet users — and its failure to set aside any appointments for callers...
Members of several well-known hate groups identified at Capitol riot
From the Wire
A ProPublica-FRONTLINE review of the insurrection found several noted hardcore nativists and white nationalists who also participated in the 2017...
Domestic Terrorism: A more urgent threat, but weaker laws
From the Wire
Authorities dissuaded some extremists from traveling to Washington, and shared intelligence with Capitol Police, but could not stop the mob...
Capitol rioters planned for weeks in plain sight. The police weren’t ready.
From the Wire
Insurrectionists made no effort to hide their intentions, but law enforcement protecting Congress was caught flat-footed. by Logan Jaffe, Lydia...
Timber Tax Cuts Cost Oregon Towns Billions. Then Polluted Water Drove Up the Price.
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Rural communities in Oregon paid millions of dollars for clean, safe drinking water because the state didn’t protect their watersheds...
“Those of us who don’t die are going to quit”: A crush of patients, dwindling supplies and the nurse who lost hope
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Almost a year into the pandemic, supply shortages remain so severe that nurse Kristen Cline reuses her N95 for several...
After a violent crime, Arizona promised reforms for people with developmental disabilities. It has yet to deliver.
From the Wire
After a woman with developmental disabilities was raped and gave birth to a child in a state home, a task...
She Noticed $200 Million Missing, Then She Was Fired
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Alice Stebbins was hired to fix the finances of California’s powerful utility regulator. She was fired after finding $200 million...
Inside Trump and Barr’s last-minute killing spree
From the Wire
Private executioners paid in cash. Middle-of-the-night killings. False or incomplete justifications. ProPublica obtained court records showing how the outgoing administration...
Derrick Davis, a member of West Virginia New Jobs Coalition, hangs up signage during a community gathering and job fair on April 8, 2021 in Charleston, West Virginia. (Photo: Emilee Chinn/Getty Images for Green New Deal Network)
As hiring undershoots expectations, Biden urged to go big with $10 trillion jobs plan
From the Wire
"Millions of people are out of work, and the unemployment rate is rising. The real risk isn't doing too much—it's...
A family from Brazil, seeking asylum in the U.S., prepares to board a chartered bus that will take them from Somerton to the Casa Alitas shelter in Tucson. This family was fortunate: Men and women routinely are separated during processing at the border. (Photo by Kamilah Williams/Cronkite Borderlands Project)
Asylum seekers dropped off in towns that have few resources get help from nonprofits
From the Wire
“For me to see people dropped off in the middle of the street, that’s not humanitarian. That’s not American and...
Then-U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr holds a news conference at the Department of Justice on December 21, 2020 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Michael Reynolds-Pool via Getty Images)
‘Direct attack on the First Amendment’: Trump DOJ secretly obtained Washington Post journalists’ phone records
From the Wire
"When the government spies on journalists and their sources, it jeopardizes freedom of the press," said the ACLU. by Kenny...
Food delivery driver Jorge Vargas honks a horn while driving his vehicle in a car caravan strike by fast food workers and their supporters on February 9, 2021 in Los Angeles. (Photo: Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images)
Pay a Living Wage or ‘Flip your own damn burgers’: progressives blast right-wing narrative on jobs
From the Wire
"If one in four recipients are making more off unemployment than they did working, that's not an indictment of $300...
A contractor working for the Florida-based cybersecurity firm Cyber Ninjas carries a box of ballots from the 2020 general election for auditing in Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on May 1, 2021. (Photo: Courtney Pedroza/Getty Images)
DOJ warns GOP-led Arizona election audit may violate Civil Rights law
From the Wire
"Past experience with similar investigative efforts around the country has raised concerns that they can be directed at minority voters."...
A gas flare is seen at an oil well site on July 26, 2013 outside Williston, North Dakota. Gas flares are created when excess flammable gases are released by pressure release valves during the drilling for oil and natural gas. (Photo: Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
New UN report highlights ‘absolutely critical’ need to dramatically slash global methane emissions
From the Wire
"Reducing human-caused methane emissions is one of the most cost-effective strategies to rapidly reduce the rate of warming and contribute...
Construction championed by then-President Donald Trump continued on a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border on January 12, 2021 in Sasabe, Arizona. (Photo: Micah Garen/Getty Images)
Biden cancels Trump border wall projects using diverted funds
From the Wire
"Now they must commit to restoring protected public lands and sacred sites, and tearing down sections of wall." by Jessica...
People hold placards during a protest in support of Amazon workers in Union Square, New York on February 20, 2021. (Photo: Kena Betancur/AFP via Getty Images)
Progressive groups mark May Day with rallies urging passage of PRO Act
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FTC warns the AI industry: Don’t discriminate, or else
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The Federal Trade Commission is rattling its saber at the technology industry over growing public concern about biased AI algorithms....
Third round of coronavirus relief checks led to largest monthly rise in household income since 1959
From the Wire
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How Biden’s paid leave proposal would benefit workers, their families and their employers too
From the Wire
by  Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts Amherst Friday, April 30, 2021   Making ends meet when you have a newborn...
A crowd listen to speeches for racial justice in Portland, Oregon on July 23, 2020. (Photo: John Rudoff/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Hundreds say menstrual cycles impacted after exposure to police tear gas at Oregon protests
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"This isn't a coincidence. Something's going on," said one person who was exposed. by Julia Conley, staff writer Thursday, April...
Jon Han, special to ProPublica/MIT Technology Review
The climate solution actually adding millions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere
From the Wire
New research shows that California’s climate policy created up to 39 million carbon credits that aren’t achieving real carbon savings....
Rudy Giuliani, personal lawyer of former U.S. President Donald Trump, looks down ahead of an appearance before the Michigan House Oversight Committee in Lansing, Michigan on December 2, 2020.
Federal agents execute search warrant for Giuliani, signaling turning point in probe into Ukraine dealings
From the Wire
"A judge had to conclude that there was probable cause that evidence of crime(s) would be found there" in order...
Get ready for a busy year fighting wildfires, experts in Arizona warn
From the Wire
“We didn’t see as much rain or snow,” said Andrew Deemer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Phoenix....
Arizona near top of states for bills aimed at voting rights, limits
From the Wire
By Ryan Knappenberger, Cronkite News April 26, 2021 [caption id="attachment_31015" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] Some of the 1.5 million early ballots received...
Chauvin guilty on all counts, including murder of George Floyd
From the Wire
One racial justice advocate said that there are "no victories today," for "justice would mean George Floyd is still with...
‘Watershed moment’ as Haaland revokes Trump-era orders, creates climate task force
From the Wire
"Today's orders make certain that the Interior Department is no longer going to serve as a rubber-stamp for the coal...
‘Entire system is to blame’: Outrage builds after police union leader says officer killing of unarmed teen was ‘heroic’
From the Wire
"Ending this isn't just about consequences for who pulls the trigger. It's about admitting to and confronting an entire system...
Footage of Chicago Police shooting 13-year-old Adam Toledo fuels outrage
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Despite Biden moratorium, ICE and CBP deport hundreds
2021-02-02
'Get These Agencies Under Control Immediately' "Don't. Look. Away. We can't trust ICE and CBP, even if their boss is...
Biden ban on new private prison contracts will not reach ICE detainees
2021-02-02
[caption id="attachment_29871" align="alignright" width="651"] President Joe Biden on Tuesday signs a memorandum strengthening nation-to-nation relationships and directing federal agencies to...
‘Know who didn’t get a F***ing Break? The children’: Outrage over Melania Trump’s recorded comments on imprisoned kids
2020-10-02
The first lady accused parents and children of lying about the violence they faced in their home countries and claimed...
Trump plan for pre-election ICE raids condemned as xenophobic and cruel ‘publicity stunt’
2020-09-30
"President Donald Trump, in need of another dose of fear to keep his sputtering reelection bid afloat, is now, officially,...
Activists help ICE detainee avoid deportation following alleged sterilization procedure at Georgia facility
2020-09-16
Pauline Binam, a Cameroonian who has lived in the U.S. since the age of two, was detained at an ICE...
Lawmakers demand probe into ‘horrifying’ allegations of neglect, mass hysterectomies at ICE Detention Center
2020-09-16
"These allegations are part of a larger pattern of reproductive injustices conducted by ICE officials." by Lisa Newcomb, staff writer...
ICE deported a woman who accused guards of sexual assault while the Feds were still investigating the incident
2020-09-16
The DHS and DOJ inspectors general are investigating allegations that ICE guards assaulted detainees in camera blind spots. DHS instructed...
Rights groups condemn ICE amid whistleblower’s allegations of unwarranted hysterectomies
2020-09-15
'Forced Sterilization Is Genocide' The complaint alleges numerous health and safety violations in regards to Covid-19 in addition a disturbing...
‘We sent 500 tests. They don’t answer calls’: Inside ICE’s coronavirus testing disaster
2020-09-11
Internal emails show ICE rebuffed New Mexico public health officials offering to help contain COVID-19. by Patrick Michels and Laura...
ICE guards “systematically” sexually assault detainees in an El Paso detention center, lawyers say
2020-08-14
Allegations include guards attacking victims in camera “blind spots” and telling them that “no one would believe” them in ICE...

Stories about the Border Wall

Despite Biden moratorium, ICE and CBP deport hundreds
2021-02-02
'Get These Agencies Under Control Immediately' "Don't. Look. Away. We can't trust ICE and CBP, even if their boss is...
Biden ban on new private prison contracts will not reach ICE detainees
2021-02-02
[caption id="attachment_29871" align="alignright" width="651"] President Joe Biden on Tuesday signs a memorandum strengthening nation-to-nation relationships and directing federal agencies to...
Biden’s path to citizenship for immigrants could face an uphill battle
2021-01-21
  by Ryan Knappenberger, Cronkite News Thursday, January 21 [caption id="attachment_29461" align="alignright" width="270"] President Joe Biden, shown here in a campaign...
New IG report, says ACLU, shows just how far Trump team ‘was willing to go to destroy’ immigrant families
2021-01-15
"Just when you think the Trump administration can't sink any lower, it does." by Brett Wilkins, staff writer Friday, January...
US detained migrant children for far longer than previously known
2020-11-29
Newly obtained data show that the U.S. government has detained nearly 1,000 migrant children for longer than one year since...
Trump races to weaken environmental and worker protections, and implement other last-minute policies, before Jan. 20
2020-11-27
The Trump administration is rushing to approve dozens of eleventh-hour policy changes. Among them: The Justice Department is fast-tracking a...
Lawyers can’t locate parents of 666 seized migrant children—121 more than previously believed
2020-11-10
[su_pullquote align="right"]This is an update from a previous story identifying 545 un-reunitable children.[/su_pullquote].    The children were separated from their families...
Trump got what he wanted at the border. Would Biden undo it?
2020-10-28
Democrats agree that Trump’s caused asylum-seekers unacceptable misery. But the goal of deterring people from migrating to the U.S. —...
‘Cruelty was always the plan’: pressed on mass family separations in final debate, Trump smears victims as ‘bad people’
2020-10-23
"The Trump immigration agenda is defined by cruelty: it's responsible for six children dying in cages, forced women into unnecessary...
Native American man shot protesting Trump border wall, others tear gassed, arrested by US agents on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
2020-10-13
"It's obscene and offensive to us that local and state governments move to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day while the federal...

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Drought by John Whipple
Drought by John Whipple

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