SITU Research
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SITU Research is a visual investigations practice developing new forms of reporting to cut through digital noise and amplify truth. We merge data and design to create new pathways for justice.
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In this episode, @akelalacy.bsky.social spoke to Benjamin Osorio, Kilmar Ábrego Garcia's attorney; @tylermcbrien.com, managing editor at @lawfaremedia.org; and Gauri Bahuguna, deputy director of research at @situ-research.bsky.social, about the Trump administration’s deportation agenda.
Deportation, Inc.
Kilmar Ábrego Garcia's attorney shares updates on his case, and Lawfare and SITU Research share their investigative video series examining the deportation economy.
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December 19, 2025 at 5:14 PM
In this episode, @akelalacy.bsky.social spoke to Benjamin Osorio, Kilmar Ábrego Garcia's attorney; @tylermcbrien.com, managing editor at @lawfaremedia.org; and Gauri Bahuguna, deputy director of research at @situ-research.bsky.social, about the Trump administration’s deportation agenda.
This release will be followed by a Lawfare podcast episode featuring interviews with journalists, policy experts, and advocates. Future episodes on deportation and surveillance, along with additional companion podcast interviews and a public event, will follow in early 2026.
December 10, 2025 at 4:25 PM
This release will be followed by a Lawfare podcast episode featuring interviews with journalists, policy experts, and advocates. Future episodes on deportation and surveillance, along with additional companion podcast interviews and a public event, will follow in early 2026.
The project explores how immigration enforcement has expanded into a powerful, profit-driven ecosystem of private contractors, defense firms, and data companies — raising urgent questions about accountability, policy priorities, and the emergence of a new “immigration-industrial complex.”
December 10, 2025 at 4:25 PM
The project explores how immigration enforcement has expanded into a powerful, profit-driven ecosystem of private contractors, defense firms, and data companies — raising urgent questions about accountability, policy priorities, and the emergence of a new “immigration-industrial complex.”