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The ICE Alert System No App Store Can Kill

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By Logan Johnson
| Migrant Insider
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.— For some people, resistance looks like working a food pantry in the community, distributing know your rights information, attending a protest or even singing the woes of the nation. To 43-year-old programmer, web developer and activist Sherman Austin, however, fighting back looks a bit different. Since early 2025, Austin has been full-steam ahead developing and managing STOPICE.net – a mobile alert system tracking ICE activity across the nation.
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A U.S. Citizen Held His Phone to the Mic. His Wife Was Calling from Inside ICE Detention.

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By Logan Johnson
| Migrant Insider
Brandon Garrison speaking at the Jacksonville Immigrant Rights Alliance’s rally outside Jacksonville’s federal courthouse demanding the release of his wife, Gabriela Sousa. March 20, 2026. Photo by Logan Johnson. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — Last Friday evening, city residents and organizers with the Jacksonville Immigrant Rights Alliance (JIRA) gathered outside Jacksonville’s federal courthouse to demand the release of Venezuelan immigrant Gabriela Sousa.
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Mental Health Challenges Affect College Students Nationwide, Including Those at Arkansas Tech

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By Logan Johnson
| Arka Tech Verified
Photo Credits: Nikki Victory Mental health challenges continue to affect college students across the United States, and students at Arkansas Tech University say the pressures of academics and daily life can sometimes feel overwhelming. National surveys show many college students experience stress, anxiety, or depression during school, underscoring the importance of mental health resources on campuses.
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