The New Brunswick community is sounding the alarm that Rutgers State University plans to host the former ICE/Border Patrol Commander who directed the abuses in Chicago and Minneapolis, Greg Bovino. Community groups will host their own press conference outside the event at Rutgers University on November 16.
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Hundreds gather for a statewide people’s assembly to strengthen a growing network of community organizers, build collective power, and advance a shared vision of an ICE-free New Jersey
Calls for action and accountability filled the Escondido City Council Chambers after, once again, Mayor Dane White and Councilmembers Joe Garcia and Judy Fitzgerald refused to second a motion by Councilmember Consuelo Martinez to put the ICE/HSI Firing Range Contract itself on the agenda for a vote.
On Thursday morning, a broad-based coalition of neighborhood, labor, and civil rights groups rallied at City Hall, calling for an end to the city’s contract with ICE, and sharing new information obtained about the controversial firing range agreement with ICE. Residents invited the public to demand answers and accountability at the next City Council meeting on Wed, September 30th.
City Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez joined dozens of Los Angeles immigrant community leaders to rally this morning in support of AB 1537, the “No Side Jobs for ICE Act.”
On Thursday, September 24, plaintiffs in Vasquez Perdomo v. Mullin — a case challenging the Trump administration’s immigration raids in Southern California — will host a rally and press conference before a federal court hears arguments on plaintiffs’ request to block racial profiling and suspicionless stops by federal immigration agents.
Documents disclosed through a Public Records Act request to the City of Escondido reveal that residents’ concerns about the city’s firing range contract with ICE were valid.
Community members and immigrant-rights organizations from across New Jersey held a press conference to denounce the Atlantic City Police Department for intimidating and arresting several protesters on Saturday on Saturday, September 12, all the while ICE continues to prey upon local working class immigrant communities with impunity.
For Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Monday, Augustl 24th, 2026 Contact: Deborah Gonzalez, dgonzalez@ndlon.org MEDIA ADVISORY Stamford, CT – Over 20 community members were brutally taken from their homes, families, and communities in a multi-city ICE operation on Aug. 24. Danbury, Stamford, and Bridgeport residents experienced Federal agents abuse, as they violently kidnapped…