Angry Leftists Threaten to Shut Down Washington, D.C. Tomorrow, Will FBI's Astro-Turfed White Nationalist Groups Respond? – RedState
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Why ICE Is Leaving New Jersey County Jails
Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill banning new contracts with ICE, but advocates want detained immigrants released, not just moved out of state.
Source: newrepublic.com
"Ki Li Ha'aretz: Shmita, Borderlessness and HaShem" – J.
July 7 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Free – $36 In-person event with Urban Adamah and Never Again Action includes brunch and teachings on ecological benefits of shmita, land ownership, immigration and border violence. At Urban Adamah, 1151 Sixth Street, Berkeley. Sliding scale, with registration.Event Website
Source: jweekly.com
How the US Jewish refugee aid agency is doing after 3 months under Biden
0 shares Activists hold a banner during a pro-refugee demonstration organized by HIAS outside the US Capitol, September 14, 2017. (Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images/ via JTA/ SUE) JTA — Three weeks after taking office, US President Joe Biden announced that he would quadruple the number of refugees allowed into the United States. For HIAS, it seemed like an answered prayer, as the Jewish refugee aid agency had endured a rough four years under Biden’s predecessor, Donald Trump. HIAS, which once focused on resettling refugees, had confronted the first president since World War II who dem...
Source: timesofisrael.com
What Happened to IfNotNow?
What Happened to IfNotNow? This feature appears in our Spring 2021 issue. Subscribe now to receive a copy in your mailbox. ONE FRIDAY AFTERNOON in June 2019, the anti-Israeli-occupation group IfNotNow sent its roughly 2,000 members an unusually candid email. “First and foremost: we owe you all, the leaders and members of IfNotNow, an apology,” it began. Part strategy document, part confessional, the email—signed by IfNotNow’s full-time staff—responded to discontent that had been brewing for months. IfNotNow had become too hierarchical, many members said, leaving local chapters u...
Source: jewishcurrents.org