Trump’s August 1 tariff deadline threatens global trade shock
The United States wields tariff threat, forcing countries around the world to make deals to reduce trade impact
Trump to spend 1.26 billion dollars to open country’s largest immigrant detention center
The US Department of Defense has awarded a contract to Acquisition Logistics LLC to build a sprawling short-term ICE detention center with a capacity of 5,000 detainees
Pro-Palestine groups call for global action as Israel starves Gaza
“The starvation in Gaza is entirely preventable,” says Palestinian Youth Movement activist
Department of Labor proposes rollback of 63 workplace safety and wage protection regulations
Among the DOL’s proposals is a rollback that could cause an estimated 3.7 million home health care workers to be paid less than the federal minimum wage and be ineligible for overtime pay
The People’s Summit for Korea brings together “diaspora and the homeland” in the fight against an empire in overdrive
Peoples Dispatch speaks to Ju-Hyun Park, a leader in the Korean diaspora organization Nodutdol and an organizer of the upcoming “People’s Summit for Korea”
Colorado activists fight to disable cameras aiding ICE arrests
“To protect both immigrant families and the freedoms of every Coloradan, we must dismantle this surveillance system,” say organizers
Ventura County activists call for justice for Jaime Alanís, first known casualty of Trump’s ICE raids
Grassroots immigrant rights activists challenge federal claims about the circumstances of the ICE raid that lead to the farmworker’s death
Texas residents launch grassroots efforts for post-flood disaster relief
Organizers in Texas have raised over 14,000 dollars for relief efforts and condemned local officials for failing to implement measures to prepare and warn residents of flooding