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After detainees relocated from ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ environmental group presses forward

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By Alexandra Martinez Verified
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Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. Federal immigration officials have transferred detainees out of the controversial detention facility known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” but environmental advocates say the fight to shut down the Florida Everglades site is far from over.
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Journey to Shupingagua with Sterling Rook

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By Alexandra Martinez Verified
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Sterling Rook, Shupingagua 1-3, 2026; paper, ink, steel. Photograph by Pedro Wazzan, courtesy of the artist. What do you look for in a crisis? A warning? A way out? A sign that survival is still possible? Along Peru’s Napo River, a child disappeared beneath the water. The raft had already capsized by the time his parents reached the riverbank. Caught in a whirlpool while traveling upriver through the Amazon, the family was thrown into the current in an instant.
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Court missed chance to end forced labor at Angola prison in Louisiana, advocates say Original

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By Alexandra Martinez Verified
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Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. Conditions that incarcerated workers face at Louisiana State Penitentiary, commonly known as Angola, violated constitutional protections against excessive heat exposure, a federal judge ruled on May 26.
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