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- 1FBI investigated protesters after Trump demanded it, report says●In at least one instance, the # FBI began preliminary investigations of protesters after # Trump demanded an investigati
The FBI opened preliminary investigations into protesters in at least one case after Donald Trump demanded an investigation of demonstrators he saw in footage of a protest against ICE and CBP in Alhambra, California. The protesters were using bullhorns during demonstrations against immigration enforcement. The report is drawing criticism from people who see it as the FBI acting on a president's personal political grievances against citizens exercising free speech.
- 2Analyst says protest surveillance ordered after Alhambra ICE arrest●Following the Feb 2025 protest in Alhambra, an analyst who worked under Fields “informed her that the squad had been ord
An analyst who worked under Fields says that following a February 2025 protest in Alhambra, California, the squad was ordered to run pre-assessment checks on the two to four anti-ICE and CBP protesters accused of impeding an immigration arrest. The claim, reported by the analyst directly to Fields, points to targeted scrutiny of demonstrators, raising concerns about surveillance of people protesting immigration enforcement.
- 3ProPublica database tracks US citizens detained by immigration agencies▼One is too many: https:// projects.propublica.org/americ an-citizens-detained-dhs-civil-rights/ # dhs # cbp # ice # fuck
ProPublica has published a database documenting cases of American citizens detained by the Department of Homeland Security, including Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The project highlights civil rights complaints filed over these detentions. Critics are sharing it as evidence of overreach by immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, with calls for accountability.
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US Customs and Border Protection under the Trump administration has halted a migrant policy implemented during the Biden era, according to Fox News reporting. The move marks another step in the administration's broader rollback of its predecessor's immigration policies. The specific policy affected and details of the halt were not immediately clear, but the decision is drawing significant attention amid the ongoing national debate over border enforcement and asylum rules.
- 5Student shares tai chi and meditation training journal●student training journal. https:// ucbprogram.com/node/2090 # meditation # taichi # martialarts # health # fitness
A student training journal documenting practice in tai chi, martial arts and meditation has been shared online, with links to a health and fitness program page. The post invites readers to follow the student's progress across mindfulness and martial arts training, touching on broader interest in traditional practices for physical and mental wellbeing.
- 6Student training journal covers meditation and martial arts●student training journal. https:// ucbprogram.com/node/2089 # meditation # martialarts # health # fitness
A student training journal documenting meditation, martial arts, health and fitness practice has been published online. The journal records a student's ongoing training routine, combining mindfulness work with physical martial arts conditioning. Little further detail is available about the content of the journal or the student behind it, and no wider reaction has been reported.
- 7US Customs Stops Routine Passport Stamps for Travelers▼CBP Officers Will No Longer Routinely Stamp Your Passport: Check Your Travel History After Every Trip
US Customs and Border Protection is ending the routine practice of stamping passports at entry, meaning travelers will no longer receive a physical mark recording their arrival. Immigration attorneys advise checking your electronic travel history after every trip, since the official record now exists only in CBP systems and errors may go unnoticed without an I-94 review.
- 8Somali World Cup referee denied US entry over vetting concerns▼World Cup referee from Somalia denied entry to the US 'due to vetting concerns': CBP
A football referee from Somalia scheduled to officiate at the World Cup has been denied entry into the United States, with Customs and Border Protection citing vetting concerns. The decision raises questions about travel restrictions affecting match officials ahead of the tournament hosted in North America.
- 9Senator Padilla Makes Unannounced Visit to SFO Immigration Facility▼Senator Alex Padilla Inspects SFO CBP Immigration Holding Facility in Unannounced Oversight Visit
US Senator Alex Padilla conducted an unannounced oversight visit to the Customs and Border Protection immigration holding facility at San Francisco International Airport. The visit was intended to inspect conditions for detained immigrants and review compliance with federal detention standards. Padilla has previously positioned himself as a leading congressional voice on immigration enforcement oversight, and the inspection is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of CBP detention practices.
- 10Watchdog finds CBP and ICE coordinated well in Del Rio▼OIG: CBP and ICE Effectively Coordinated Immigration Enforcement-Related Detainers in Del Rio, Texas
The Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General reports that CBP and ICE effectively coordinated immigration enforcement-related detainers in Del Rio, Texas. The finding speaks to how the two agencies handle detainer requests, a recurring flashpoint in the US immigration debate. Officials and advocates are weighing what the review means for inter-agency cooperation and accountability in border enforcement.
- 11CBP awards $20 million media contract to LMD Agency●Here's a $20 million order, paid for by CBP's Office of Public Affairs, awarded to LMD Agency for a national media campa
US Customs and Border Protection's Office of Public Affairs has awarded a $20 million order to communications firm LMD Agency for a national media campaign beginning September 20, according to federal spending records. Commentators note the first ad in the campaign, described as pro-Trump, aired just days later on September 23, raising questions about the use of taxpayer funds for political messaging by a border agency.