Allison D.
@podwitchers.bsky.social
Ugh, we can only hope so.
October 28, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Ugh, we can only hope so.
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Journalists should never have to fear government retaliation for reporting on government activity, and showing up to work shouldn't result in your family being torn apart.
October 2, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Journalists should never have to fear government retaliation for reporting on government activity, and showing up to work shouldn't result in your family being torn apart.
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Mario had the right to work and report in the U.S. at the time he was arrested for livestreaming a protest in June.
He was held for over 100 days in ICE detention, and he did not have the chance to say goodbye to his family in person before being deported.
He was held for over 100 days in ICE detention, and he did not have the chance to say goodbye to his family in person before being deported.
October 2, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Mario had the right to work and report in the U.S. at the time he was arrested for livestreaming a protest in June.
He was held for over 100 days in ICE detention, and he did not have the chance to say goodbye to his family in person before being deported.
He was held for over 100 days in ICE detention, and he did not have the chance to say goodbye to his family in person before being deported.
Reposted by Allison D.
Reposted by Allison D.
No one yet seems to understand what happened tonight - why Trump had so little security, or why Codepink was there. But please, don't call them just 'protestors'. This was not ordinary DC residents speaking their minds. This isn't the sandwich guy. If it's Codepink, it was something weirder. 5/
September 10, 2025 at 3:38 AM
No one yet seems to understand what happened tonight - why Trump had so little security, or why Codepink was there. But please, don't call them just 'protestors'. This was not ordinary DC residents speaking their minds. This isn't the sandwich guy. If it's Codepink, it was something weirder. 5/