Via Pramila Jayapal @ PramilaJayapal

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/05/cuban-hunger-striker-ice-force-feeding

The immigration crackdown in America has dominated headlines since Donald Trump returned to office.
Channel 4 News travelled to Florida where families are being torn apart. Police, highway patrol, and even the fish and wildlife commission can make immigration arrests.
We met the Domingo family. 18-year-old Wendy has been left to take care of her siblings after their parents were detained and sent back to Guatemala.

ICE’s reign of terror on our streets is only getting worse, and one of their most frequent targets has been day laborers. While they don’t make for as shocking headlines as parents snatched in front of their children at school bus stops or five-year-olds seized on their way to soccer games, their economic circumstances make them particularly vulnerable. They’re easy to find gathering in Home Deport parking lots and similar locations as they seek work for the day.

The National Day Laborer Organizing Network has been bringing folks together to stand by this community, building a grassroots movement to observe, witness, report ICE activity, denounce and record the secret police, ensure the loved ones of those abducted can find them and bring food, water, information, legal and financial assistance and solace to those under attack with their Adopt A Day Labor Corner program. They’re looking to bring even more of us on board. Tomorrow, they’re hosting an introductory workshop on how to get involved in this work at 3PM ET. 🛑🧊 Let’s sign up to join them here. We can also find an Adopt A Day Labor Corner effort near us we can join up with here. 🛑🧊

LEARN ABOUT ADOPTING A DAY LABOR CORNER