There are many ways to interrupt the Trump administration’s brutal deportation campaign. Just look at what’s happening around Delaney Hall in New Jersey.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is demanding the federal government shut down Delaney Hall, which has been at the center of recent protests.

The failed case against Chicago’s Broadview Six shows a federal government willing to go to almost any lengths to punish people for showing up for their neighbors.

Three protesters were convicted of federal conspiracy charges.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherill has called for an end to Delaney Hall amid mass protests outside the detention center.

Markwayne Mullin then played dumb about ICE detainees being on hunger strike.

Federal prosecutors have dismissed all charges against the protesters after apparent misconduct.

Donald Trump is turning a main gathering spot into a parking lot.

Ten years ago, bathroom bans inspired boycotts and celebrity opposition. Where’s the national outrage now?

The helicopter then flew by Kid Rock’s house in Tennessee.

U.S. Army officials want to know how two Apache attack helicopters ended up at the protest—and at Kid Rock’s home.

Donald Trump continues to go after the university after it refused to bend to his demands.

The White House knew Joe Kent was going to resign as head of counterterrorism, just not how he planned to do it.

Donald Trump’s allies have already launched a smear campaign against the counterterrorism official who quit in protest.

Brian McGinnis had his arm broken after Capitol police—and a Republican senator—attacked him.

Kristi Noem refused to say Alex Pretti and Renee Good were not domestic terrorists.

Kristi Noem insisted she never actually said Pretti was a terrorist—just that he committed terrorism.

Federal immigration agents are accused of using surveillance tech to threaten and intimidate protesters.

In the absence of immediate electoral solutions, citizens under threat of the administration’s authoritarian boot are having to rely on one another to survive.

The foreign leader was invited to Washington, D.C., to take part in President Trump’s “Board of Peace.”