Journalists’ cameras become targets at Oregon protests
AP Photo/Kathy Willens
The Trump administration has emboldened U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to come after journalists.
The administration is increasingly attacking and intimidating members of the press who cover ICE. It’s more important than ever to hold them accountable.
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Court backs Chicago reporters, but leaves door open for dispersals
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Independent journalists must be protected from ICE attacks
Letter calls on local authorities to investigate all attacks on journalists
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Mario Guevara to be deported for reporting the truth
Journalism can now get you expelled from the United States
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Americans rallied for Jimmy Kimmel. Do the same for Mario Guevara
Atlanta journalist faces imminent deportation for reporting the news
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Mobilize for Mario Guevara like you did for Jimmy Kimmel
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Noncitizen journalists face risk from ICE — here’s what newsrooms can do
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