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Closing Argument
For Unhoused People, ID Laws Go Beyond Voting. Without Documents, ‘You Can’t Do Anything.’
Analysis
‘Normalize Bad Tactics’: ICE Keeps Shooting at People in Cars
Life Inside
Despite the Machismo of Prison, These Men Collaborated on a Quilt
The Marshall Project
News
October 8
ICE Is Detaining Children in Hotels Where Families and Lawyers Can’t Find Them
Families described constant surveillance, poor access to food and threats of separation if they told anyone where they were being kept.
By
Shannon Heffernan
and
Lauren Villagran
Analysis
October 8
Tracking Trump’s Immigration Crackdown on Children
How many kids has ICE arrested, detained, and deported under the second Trump administration?
By
Anna Flagg
,
Shannon Heffernan
and
Aaron Sankin
The Record
The
most popular topics
in criminal justice today
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Second Trump administration
ICE
Executions
Death Penalty
Christa Pike
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Justice
Analysis
October 8
How America’s Patchwork of Death-In-Custody Rules Is Failing Families
Bodies of people who die in custody can be cremated, even when it violates their religion, or be donated to science without consent, finds new report.
By
Ilica Mahajan
Analysis
October 8
ICE Has Arrested Twice As Many Children This Year
In total, more than 8,500 kids have been arrested by ICE in Trump’s second term.
By
Shannon Heffernan
and
Anna Flagg
News
October 7
Immigrants in Texas ICE Camp Begin Hunger Strike to Protest Indefinite Detention
They are demanding to be moved out of the federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has allowed the government to hold immigrants indefinitely.
By
Lauren Villagran
Closing Argument
October 3
The Flock Backlash Catches Up to the Tech
From statehouse bans to audit workarounds, governments are scrambling to police the license-plate readers they rushed to install.
By
Jamiles Lartey
Opening Statement
Links from
this morning’s email
ICE agents told to increase daily immigration arrests amid ongoing pressure
States say Trump continues to flout court orders by tying FEMA funding to ICE cooperation
ICE agent fires 7 rounds, shoots man in neck in NYC's Marble Hill, NYPD says
Newsom Mulls Sparing Lives of All 563 Prisoners on Death Row in California
Cornell’s Jane Doe is ‘terrified’ after death threats and a swatting incident, her lawyer says
Wrongly imprisoned Curtis Flowers dies
Appeals court rules for government in lawsuit over mistaken FBI raid
Catholic clergy sex abuse: Years after crisis, history repeats itself
A prison sentence shouldn’t take away a citizen’s vote
The Law Can’t Keep Up With Flock’s AI Surveillance
Diversion as Punishment
Trump is doing family separation but without the backlash.
No Emergency Exception: The Ban on Troops at the Polls Was Built for Crises
FBI counterintelligence squads hit by staffing shortages : NPR
Christa Pike’s lawyer accuses Tennessee of ‘secrecy’ as judge orders evidence preserved
Judge Throws Out Last Defendant’s Confession in Sept. 11 Case at Guantánamo
Trump pardoned ‘Lady Trump’ Michele Fiore after her fraud conviction. The White House didn’t say why.
Maduro expected to face new charges alleging torture of Americans in Venezuelan prisons, sources say
Life Inside
October 2
Here’s What Happens When You Become Institutionalized
“Everyday changes frighten me,” writes Lexie Handlang. “I am way more comfortable in places where everything is structured.”
By
Lexie Handlang
Closing Argument
September 26
From Sweltering Cells to Frigid Tents: The Extreme Temperatures of Incarceration
While Texas faces a 2029 deadline to install AC and California debates workplace exemptions, incarcerated people endure extreme heat and freezing detention camps.
By
Jamiles Lartey
Analysis
September 25
ICE Says It Can Detain Immigrants as Long as It Wants. Will the Supreme Court Agree?
Hundreds of federal judges have ruled against the administration’s “mandatory detention” policy, but the Supreme Court may soon have the final say.
By
Lauren Villagran
Inside Story
September 22
What Happens When Prisons Take Away Conjugal Visits?
Once allowed in 17 states, only four still offer family visits. Host Lawrence Bartley examines how isolating loved ones impacts prison safety.
By
Lawrence Bartley
and
Donald Washington, Jr.