Subjects Archives: Incarceration

Though it is striving to fulfill the White House’s demand for more arrests, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is still falling short of the Trump administration’s announced goal of 2,000 arrests per day.

He was one of thousands of immigrants arrested during Operation Metro Surge.

Parliamentarians visit the latest Ulm5 trial.

NewsClick and various unions welcomed the verdict, hailing the Delhi High Court ruling as a strong stand in support of independent journalism and a warning against the misuse of state power.

The Stammheim trials and Germany’s ideological justice.

The terrorism charge is a weapon to break the strike.

The statistics released by the government paint a troubling picture.

‘Jail is not just a microcosm of society, but it also mimics the social hierarchy and divisions outside.’

Prosecutors say that the five broke into Elbit Systems’ premises early on September 8 2025, and caused an estimated €200,000 (£173K) worth of damage to the arms manufacturer by smashing up office equipment with axes.

Trump death penalty methods expand federal executions with firing squads and gas, raising global human rights concerns.

Efforts to control Black mobility—from early passports to the Fugitive Slave Act—laid much of the groundwork for today’s border regimes.

Palestine Action, a direct-action group protesting against Israeli war crimes, was proscribed by the British government in July 2025.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and congresswoman, Cilia Flores, made their second appearance Thursday in a New York court, three months after being abducted by U.S. forces in a large-scale illegal strike against Venezuela that killed at least 100 people.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Deputy Cilia Flores, have appeared before the Court for the Southern District of New York for a second hearing.

Research shows people often “age out” of crime, and health care costs are ballooning. But still, many states oppose releasing elderly prisoners.

The government won on most of its charges, including convicting defendants for moving a box of radical zines.

Tennessee’s claim of being “tough on crime” means racialized policing and incarceration, and profit making off of marginalized people.

The text calls for building a popular, just, and moral government, where the direct participation of communities is the guarantee of lasting peace with social justice for all families.

We’ve been keeping an eye on the Hercules Gymnasium…there’s this Lichtenfeld kid, already a champion wrestler, takes a particular interest in street fighting. Understands that there are no rule books, this isn’t sport, it’s Nazis who are out to kill us, and the less well-mannered we can be about it, the more effective. –Thomas Pynchon […]

Campaigners told The Electronic Intifada on Wednesday that the result was a “monumental” and “total” victory.