Covering protests is a dangerous job for journalists
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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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Arms supplier to press murderers welcomes press murderer to DC
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Journalists’ cameras become targets at Oregon protests
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Marion County Record settlement: A step toward accountability
Plus: FPF advocacy helps open immigration courts to press
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No, journalists don’t need permission to cover immigration courts
DOJ office rescinds unconstitutional check-in requirement following FPF letter
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Time to enforce ICE restraining orders
Plus: FPF takes ICE to court
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Rights remain under attack by ICE
Plus: Deported journalist speaks out
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How press can survive interactions with police on the skirmish line
The pen is mightier than the sword, but only if you know how to use it
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Fight for press freedom as ICE attacks Chicago
Plus: Tell your lawmakers to strengthen presidential library transparency
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Court backs Chicago reporters, but leaves door open for dispersals
A federal court limited how federal officers can target journalists at protests, but stopped short of entirely blocking them from ordering reporters to leave
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Independent journalists must be protected from ICE attacks
Letter calls on local authorities to investigate all attacks on journalists
