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IÇE agents in rural Colorado allegedly left ace-of-spades "death cards" in cars of detained Latino residents, reviving a symbol tied to Vietnam War terror tactics and beyond. Eagle County witnesses describe fake traffic stops and intimidation, sparking outrage from local advocates and lawmakers over IÇE's militarized culture.

Children in IÇE custody are facing a public‑health and human‑rights crisis that extends far beyond a single viral story about a five‑year‑old boy from Minnesota.

This article is dedicated to the memory of all those who have died at the hands of the United States government in “immigration” detention, on the streets of Minneapolis, and in communities across the country. Their lives and deaths are proof that fascism is not a future threat. It is the system under which we already live. The Constitution remains printed in schoolbooks and carved into marble, but its guarantees are being stripped away amendment by amendment.

Strip away the jargon—“non‑international armed conflict,” “designated terrorist organizations,” “target engagement authority,” “execution orders”—and what remains is simple: the U.S. military knowingly killed shipwrecked survivors who posed no immediate threat and who appeared to be signaling for help or surrender.