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Protestors in Downtown Austin kick at least one tear gas canister back at cops.

Here at Wildflower Church where attendees will gather to honor the life of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old man, who a federal immigration agent in Houston fatally shot @statesman

It’s actually really upsetting that APD killed a man and all they’ve alleged is that he might have had a gun at some point in the past and no one is pressing them to release his name or show the gun.

To clarify: APD shot a person, that person is dead.

GEN POP NOW FOR ALL! KEEP CALLING! Follow the slides for who to call and what to say. We need people to call and submit to us any information you gather. Cryptpad is in the bio. The last phone zap worked out but not for everyone. Defendants are still being subjected to (1/2)

I love concerned citizens

More flock cameras cut down in Houston amid some privacy concerns abc13.com/post/more-floc…

Houston’s electeds seem to have a problem clearly and plainly telling ICE to get out of our city, even though that’s what most of Houston wants. These impotent statements are doing more damage than good, they are the red carpet for a federal invasion.

very weak statement considering that ICE is in Houston in defiance of the city, their "investigations" always end up as "we did nothing wrong". They do not fear your statements. It is time for new leadership.

"In the days before the raid, a Dallas Express op-ed by a local right-wing activist identified Doberman as a leader of the Community Liberation Brigade. The article suggested that Doberman had ties to the Pairieland defendants..." theintercept.com/2026/07/07/ant…

We’re out at the Forth Worth court house for the sentencing of Ines, Rowan, and Rebecca - press conference after the sentencing will be live-streamed on the DFW Support Committee instagram

Sentencing for the 9th Prairieland federal trial defendant, Ines Soto, and 2 Prairieland defendants who took NON-cooperating pleas, Joy Gibson and Rebecca Morgan, is beginning NOW in Fort Worth, TX. Ines did not take a plea. 1/2

Closer to home, where’s Talarico? Where’s Casar? Where’s Doggett?

8 of the federal defendants who were sentenced to outrageously long terms are ALSO a part of a larger group of defendants fighting state terrorism charges. In total 20 people are still fighting various state charges. 6 defendants' have trial dates set in the next 3 to 6 (1/8)

@AprilsBooks Liz Soto (pictured above) got fifty years.

this is what the FBI is using to throw you into prison for thirty years by the way

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Support @DFWSupCommittee in continuing to fight for the Prairieland political prisoners This is their legal fund: givesendgo.com/supportDFWprot… This is an episode we recorded after the verdict, prior to these politically motivate draconian mega-sentences youtube.com/live/sYtNoBttW…

Appeals aren’t going to fund themselves. Help us out by commmenting with a link to the fundraiser EVERY TIME you see a Prairieland post. Givesendgo.com/supportdfwprot…

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Eight defendants in the 2025 Prairieland ICE detention center case in Texas have been sentenced to a combined 450 years in federal prison for an anti-ICE protest. This marks the first federal terrorism prosecution and sentencing associated with the Trump administration’s crackdown on “antifa” and “anti-Americanism”. One defendant – who was not even at the protest – received a 30-year sentence for transporting a box of political zines. Another was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for sitting in a car nearby the protest. Others were prosecuted on conspiratorial charges for owning a printing press and being part of a radical book club. The message this ruling sends is unmistakable: the state will deploy the full machinery of repression in order to crush dissent and maximize its control over anything less than far-right political views. In fact, the sentencing judge even admitted that he intended to “send a message to anyone who shares a similar ideology.” What exactly that “ideology” is, beyond protesting against ICE terror, remains unclear. This is not entirely an anomaly, however. It is a role Texas has long played within U.S. politics that requires our full attention to understand the implications for our movements today. Read the full article on Liberation News ➡️ liberationnews.org/what-texas-roo…