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In some of the #arrests, #immigration judges had just dropped active cases against immigrants….The move could potentially allow US authorities to put them in a fast-track #deportation process known as expedited removal.

#Trump aims to deport record numbers of immigrants…but has complained that US #courts & existing #laws have slowed the effort. #ICE guidance…directed officers to consider all immigrants previously released for expedited removal if they had not affirmatively applied for #asylum.

alojapan.com/1281564/japan-tig Japan tightens cannabis controls and arrests first tourists for use #and #arrests #cannabis #Controls #first #for #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #tightens #tourists #use TokyoJapan is beginning to open up about drugs: the country is further tightening its zero-tolerance policy on narcotics. Since last December, consuming marijuana is no longer just a social taboo or a legal gray area: it’s a criminal offense. At the end of Ma…

“We fought and beat the government in the courts because every Briton has the right to protest”

by Akiko Hart in the Grauniad

“Five different judges over two separate hearings have made it clear: these anti-protest laws were a flagrant abuse of power and quite simply should never have existed”

theguardian.com/commentisfree/

The Guardian · We fought and beat the government in the courts because every Briton has the right to protestPar Akiko Hart
#Press#UK#Britain
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2/2 "FBI Director Kash Patel, in a now-deleted post on X, accused Dugan of "intentionally misdirect[ing]" ICE agents who were attempting to arrest Eduardo Flores Ruiz, an undocumented defendant in her courtroom."

youtube.com/watch?v=XrjLuOipPiE
#KashPatel #FBI #arrests #judge #HannahDugan #fascism

Every day one step further, now they're arresting judges ... #fascism

"Democratic lawmakers reacted with ferocity — and some Republicans with cheers — to the Friday arrest of Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan for allegedly helping an undocumented defendant avoid arrest by ICE agents."

axios.com/2025/04/25/fbi-arres #Trump #ICE #arrests #judge #HannahDugan

Axios · Congress erupts over FBI arrest of Wisconsin judgePar Andrew Solender

"Trump has often said, without evidence, that the targets were criminals who threatened public safety. But shortly after he took office, under growing pressure on the agency to deliver on his promises of mass deportations, ICE officers were reportedly required to meet new arrest quotas each day, from a few hundred to between twelve and fifteen hundred nationwide."
newyorker.com/news/the-lede/th #Trump #ICE #arrests #quota

The New Yorker · The Mystery of ICE’s Unidentifiable ArrestsPar Jonathan Blitzer

Does the arresting officer ask this question at EACH and EVERY traffic stop? If not, this is #profiling and #racial #discrimination. That's #illegal. This officer should be facing #civil #rights violation charges. Meanwhile, keep the pressure on. Highlight every #detention. Get the #press involved. Shine a #light on these #wrong #arrests.

cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/lopez-go

#ICE#police#fascism

“Youth Demand grind Westminster to a halt – and the BBC is next in their sights”

by Hannah Sharland in The Canary @thecanaryuk @UKLabour

“The Met Police have made more arrests, and complicit members of the public shown further aggression towards Youth Demand protesters continuing to boldly take action across London against Israel’s ongoing genocide”

thecanary.co/uk/news/2025/04/1

Canary · Youth Demand grind Westminster to a halt - and the BBC is next in their sightsYouth Demand faced more state repression and public violence as it once again ground London to a halt - all before it turns up at the BBC.
#Press#UK#YouthDemand

Georgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to protest and free expression
In a troubling shift toward authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict media, public participation.

February 10, 2025

"The key changes obstructing people’s right to protest include:

- Expanded organisers' liability;
- Restrictions on spontaneous protests;
- Limitations on protests in enclosed spaces: Protests in closed spaces or buildings now require written consent from the property owner, significantly restricting #student and #workplace #demonstrations. This provision appears to be a direct response to recent protests on #UniversityCampuses;
- Expanded penalties for protest-related offenses: Petty #hooliganism fines have risen from GEL 500-1,000 to GEL 500-2,000 (from maximum approximately 350-700 EUR) , with imprisonment now up to 20 days instead of 15. Verbal insults towards #PoliceOfficers now carry fines of GEL 2,000 5,000 (approx. 700-1750 EUR) or up to 60 days’ imprisonment. Repeat offenses can result in a GEL 3,500-6,000 ( 1200–2100 EUR) fine and extended jail terms. Additionally, individuals accused of "disrupting public order" face severe criminal penalties, including up to 3 years in prison;
- New restrictions on symbolic protest actions: Covering one's face, possessing a laser or light-emitting device, or wearing clothing resembling police or military uniforms during assemblies are now punishable by fines of GEL 2,000 ( 700 EUR) or imprisonment up to 7 days. Such measures are expected to disproportionately impact younger protesters and student-led movements;
- #Broadened law enforcement powers: The Ministry of Internal Affairs now holds increased authority over protest regulation, including the power to block protests that allegedly threaten public order or constitutional stability. Authorities can now use '#EmergencyMeasures' to disperse gatherings, including mass #arrests and prolonged #detentions;
- Increased state control over protest logistics: Protesters are now required to ensure that demonstrations do not obstruct transportation routes. Organisers must take action within 15 minutes of a warning to remove roadblocks or temporary structures, failing which they will face criminal liability;
- Participation in protests previously dispersed by law enforcement is now classified as an offense, subjecting #demonstrators to legal consequences.

"Given that the median salary in Georgia in 2023 was GEL 1,238 (approximately 400 EUR), these fines represent a disproportionate financial burden on protesters, effectively discouraging civic engagement and public demonstrations."

Read more:
csometer.info/updates/georgia-

#RightToProtest #AntiProtestLaws
#GeorgianLaws #CriminalizingDissent #CriminalizingProtest #HumanRights #RepublicOfGeorgia #GeorgianDream #FaceMasks #AntiMaskLaws #ProtestSponsors #ACAB #ExpandedPolicePowers #PoliceState #Authoritarianism #Fascism

CSOMETERGeorgia: New legislation directly threatens people's right to protest and free expressionIn a troubling shift toward authoritarian governance, Georgia’s ruling party has enacted legislative reforms that drastically restrict freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and proposed changes to restrict media, public participation.