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Trump's new legal weapon for prosecuting protestors Original

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By B.A. Parker, Dalia Mortada Verified, Xavier Lopez Verified, Xavier López
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Trump's new legal weapon for prosecuting protestors : Code Switch This summer, protesters connected to a demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE detention center in North Texas were sentenced to as much as 100 years in prison. It's the first case prosecuted under President Trump's National Security Presidential Memorandum 7, which targets "extremism on migration, race, and gender" and classifies antifa as a domestic terrorism organization.
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Whose rights just changed? Our SCOTUS debrief

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By Jess Kung Verified, B.A. Parker, Dalia Mortada Verified, Hansi Lo Wang Verified, Ximena Bustillo Verified
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Whose rights just changed? Our SCOTUS debrief : Code Switch A lot went down this term in the Supreme Court. So, we’re breaking down the landmark SCOTUS decisions that affect Black voters, trans athletes and immigrants. B.A. Parker and Code Switch producer Jess Kung go over the outcomes of the cases we’ve been watching, and NPR’s immigration correspondent Ximena Bustillo helps us untangle the latest for immigrants. A lot went down this term in the Supreme Court.
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The hunger strike ICE says never happened

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By B.A. Parker, Dalia Mortada Verified, Xavier Lopez Verified, Xavier López
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The hunger strike ICE says never happened : Code Switch Hundreds of people detained at an ICE detention center in Newark, NJ refused to eat and work for a month. They were protesting the conditions inside — spoiled food, lack of medical care, overcrowding. The detainees are the ones who actually keep the facility running — cooking, cleaning, doing laundry — all while getting paid a dollar a day.
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