immigration and customs enforcement. kyles say leave after finishing his sentence of 22 years behind bars for robbery was such to be released on august 6th and instead was sun directly in the cost of the of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement are to correspondent the touch of sweet breaks down this tragic tale. a petition is circulating to stop governor gavin newsome from transfer in california prisoners into the hands of immigration authorities and now members of the asian law caucus are demanding the release of couse daily a prisoner who served his 22 year sentence and even battled wildfires wall incarcerated after serving 22 years behind bars 41 year old cow c. lee was scheduled to be released from prison while his sister was waiting outside a southern california prison to pick him up see lee was instead handed over to u.s. immigration and customs enforcement known as ice they put him on a plane to a detention center in the wheezy ena sealy is now in a holding pattern facing deportation to laos the only issue lao

immigration and customs enforcement known as ice they put him on a plane to a detention center in the wheezy ena sealy is now in a holding pattern facing deportation to laos the only issue laos isn't home for say leave his family fled his native country when he was only 2 years old the mian people faced oppression in laos after fighting alongside the u.s. during the vietnam war after escaping to a refugee camp in thailand say lease family made their way to fresno california got into drugs and at 18 was kicked out of his house he was arrested after taking part in an armed robbery as he served time sealy help fight california wildfires in 20182019 he thought maybe this could lead to a career one day and will governor new some just sign legislation to enable those with a criminal record to become firefighters saley still has other hurdles to climb governor newsome has sent hundreds of people to ice after they've served their prison sentences including. now a petition is circulating to release from ice back to his family in california but he's not the only one according to state records t

government agency ice or immigration and customs enforcement has grown a virus in black lives matter protests continue to rage it is threatening to deport maybe every overseas student from the usa but the leading immigration lawyer and former international student is fighting back on american t.v. joins me now via skype from chicago thanks unified and coming on more than a 1000000 international students given the u.s. student visas nastia one in earth is being threatened against the. thanks for having me action i were kind of message by by this and so essentially earlier on this week. changed course with regards to alliances for foreign students that were made kind of made hand and they said that if foreign students were going to be studying online and or attend an online only course that's for the false master and they would not be able to do that while maintaining their their student visa status here in the u.s. now i know harvard and mit have already said they're going to sue the trumpery ministration i mean this could really mean the mass deportation of say all u.k. students from

immigration or part of that involved expanding the powers of a federal agency called immigration and customs enforcement or ice on these abuses there are salad reports now on a one man who has lived for years on the threat of deportation. when a drizzle camero arrives on the soccer field he knows it could be one of his last matches on american soil. he came here 20 years ago as a young boy from guinea west africa late friends built a life but he could be deported back to africa any time soon. so it's not time. in some ways off for a lie on the nile side or even robin here for 20 years you know all of assimilated to the culture language customs you name it the however because there isn't that green card or citizenship khan a passport that says i am an american i feel like i'm outside of there instead of being an american. dresser lives in pueblo a small town in colorado a couple he met a church has offered him a place to stay they know his future is anything but certain. we in 2007 address us sold a small amount of koch. again at last caught this mistake through his life into uncertainty. he had to repor

as coronavirus cases continue to surge inside immigration and customs enforcement prisons, the report notes -- "the spread of covid-19 has further highlighted how the failures to meet these standards of care are a matter of life and death." in related news, cipririano chavez-a-alvarez, a 61-year-oldd maman from mexicico, died early monday in a a georgia hospital after getting covid-19 while imprisoned at the privately run stewart detention center. dies the 20th person to whilin ice custody this fiscal year, the highest number in the past 15 years. at least seven of these deaths ha been related to covid-19. in a afghanistan, dozensns of security personnel a and taliban fighters were killed across thte country sunday in the bloodiest day of fighting g since intra-afghan peace talks began a little over a weweek ago. on saturday, at least 12 civilians wewere reportedly kild in airirstrikes on a taliban bae in the northeaeastern province f kunduzuz. in colombia, at least six people were killed in what locals say was a mamassacre sunday in the southwhwest region of cauca. at least one c chi

since the pandemic began, and over 5300 have tested positive across all ice -- or immigrant and customs enforcement -- jails. 19 immigrants have died in ice -- meanwhile, in california, governor gavin newsom has handed over two people -- a domestic violence survivor from belize and a vietnamese refugee -- to ice, even as scores of immigration advocates, public health experts and state legislators have repeatedly urged the governor to stop the transfer of californians to the federal agency amid the heightened risks posed by the pandemic. in gaza, hamas says it has reached a deal to end the latett conflict with israel. the israeli army has been bombing gaza since early august, which it says is in response to fire balloonons, an airborne incendiary device, launched from the gaza strip. israel has also banned palestinian fishermen from accessing the sea, even as people in gaza are suffering the dual threats posed by mounting coronavirus cases and the ongoing israeli blockade. in turkey, humuman rights lawyer ebru timtik has died after holding a seven-month hunger strike from behind bars demanding a fai

part of the involve expanding the power of immigration and customs enforcement or ice. we got in contact with someone who has lived for years under threat of deportation. >> when he arrives on the soccer field, he knows it could be one of his last matches on american soil. he came here 20 years ago as a young boy from guinea, west africa. he could be deported back to africa any time soon. >> in some ways, i feel like i'm an outsider, even though i've been here for 20 years. i've assimilated to the culture, language, customs, but because there is not that rain card for citizenship kind of passport that says i'm american, i feel like an outsider. >> he lives in pueblo, a small town in colorado. a couple he met at church has offered him a place to stay. they know his future is anything but certain. in 2007, he sold a small amount of cocaine. this mistake through his life into uncertainty. he had to report to the immigration authority as he built a life, got a job, met a girl, until i called him in. >> when i came in, there was two new officers that i had not seen before, a

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a loophole that could save students from the violence of the united states immigration and customs enforcement agency accused of multiple abuses at the u.n. claims made violates international law all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but 1st this pharmaceutical giants today race to be the 1st to peyton de corona virus vaccine subsidized by the taxpayers of superpowers back in the so-called cold war the united states was paying big drug companies for a very different reason to manufacture l.s.d. for the cia mind control project known as m.k. ultra the new book boys are in chief by former new york times foreign correspondent stephen kinzer sheds light on m.k. ultra and the man behind it sidney gottlieb he joins me now from cape cod in massachusetts stephen welcome to going underground before we even get to this amazing book your reaction to this $40000000000.00 pentagon money appearing to go into the next coronavirus relief package apparently your country needs to have $35.00 b.'s of a junior class attack submarine whatever that is and some kind of directed energy weaponry to

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immigration and customs customs enforcement or ice whistleblower detailed allegations of abuse at a georgia detention center the nurse dombo who worked at the center while the complaint last week expressing concern over an abnormally high number of hysterectomy being performed on spanish speaking women in the nurse's complaint she spoke of how the detained women didn't fully understand why they were getting a hysterectomy a procedure that removes all or part of the uterus rendering a woman incapable of bearing children. but wounds didn't stop there her complaint goes on to describe in detail the failures of the detention center to protect people from corona virus this included refusing to test the taney who had qubit 1900 them and creating faulty medical records one detainee who says the money was included in the complaint said her medical treatment left her shaken and confused the women all refused to be identified out of fear of retaliation from immigration authorities this is the type of complaint you think would cause heads to roll and bring a campaign cycle swift screeching halt with e

sensitive work with government agencies including the department of defense and the immigration customs enforcement agency, which has been criticized by groups including amnesty international, that there is a feeling that maybe it is a good idea to protect the company's decisions in governance, to continue the current track rather than be taken over by people who is agree with the choices making. alex karp famously said multiple times, if you don't like how we are running it, pay different company. again, they are not looking to raise any money, so they don't need the cash. they: let's talk about controversial aspect of the company. it's work with the u.s. government. peter thiel's relationship with donald trump. how has alex karp addressed some of the concerns? clear in hisrystal f1 letter to all shareholders. held a couple of weeks ago. "chosenat palantir has sides" and it will only do work with the u.s. government and western allies. it said point blank that it will never do work with china, nor will it do any business operations there. this echoed some of the criticism that teal -- that peter t

for its part, i.c.e., immigration and customes enforcement said these accusations will be fully investigated by an independent office the health, welfare and safety of i.c.e. detainees are the highest priorities this statement goes on to say according to i.c.e. data since 2018, only two individuals at irwin county detention center were referred to certified medical credentials for hysterectomies whether or not the women were referred for hysterectomies or not, more than two women are saying they got them and more than two women are telling lawyers as part of this complaint that they don't know why they got them and that they don't think they needed them joining us is jacob soberoff, msn msnbc. author of "separated." thanks for doing this interview and talking about this reporting. >> thank you for having me here. >> you had this remarkable interview with this whistle-blower, this nurse who has worked at this facility. chris hayes was able to talk with her live in the last hour to be clear, as compelling as her story is, her first person story is, the allegations aren't coming solely from her

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covid-19 as well as the university's ties to law enforcement agencies including immigration and customs enforcement, ice. meanwhile, university of arizona employees have officially established a union after months of denouncing the university's reopening plan and following a series of furloughs and layoffs during the covid-19 pandemic. the union has recruited over 200 member so far and will represent current and former u of a faculty, student workers, and stop. and thousands of students and professors are participating in a two day scholar strike protesting racial violence andd police brutality. the actions are being livestreamed with free lectures and panels about racacial violence, policing, and community organizing. anand those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the ququarante report. i am amy goodman in new york, joined by my cohost juan gonzalez, who is in new jersrse. juan: welcome to all of our listeners s and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we're going to turn right now to london. this week, wikileaks founder julian assangege is a

binam has lived in the united states since age two and has been detained at the immigration and customs enforcement prison for nearly three years. last fall, binam was reportedly subjected to invasive surgery on her reproductive organs, without her knowledge. binam's looming deportation comes as whistleblower dawn wooten, who was a nurse at irwin, has detailed how the jail performed hysterectomies on prisoners without their consent. human rights advocates have condemned the disturbing practices, saying forced sterilization amounts to genocide. in related news, a key witness in an ongoing investigation into sexual assault and harassment allegations at an el paso, texas, immigrant prison has been deported. the 35-year-old woman from mexico had recently told her lawyers several guards forcibly kissed her and at t least onone touched d her intimate parar. she's one of at t least three people who have come forwaward about the systematicic sexual violence at the ice jail. the assaults would allegedly -- the department of homeland security's office of inspector general launched a probe into the accusation

last night's protests happened near an immigration and customs enforcement facility.arrested nearly a dozen people for disorderly conduct. authorities say two of those detained were from out of state. president trump is expected to take the stage any moment now at a campaign rally in the key battleground state of north carolina. we will bring that to you live as soon as it begins. >>> plus, the fight to fill the vacant supreme court seat left by justice ruth bader ginsburg is now front and center in the presidential race. what to expect from democratic presidential nominee joe biden as he faces growing pressure to release his list of potential replacements. that's next. giveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. accident forgiveness keeping your oysters growing w

lou: breaking news now, immigration and customs enforcement, well, reportedly preparing targeted arrestsnctuary cities all across the country. the i.c.e. operation could begin in california as soon as later this week. it will then, we're told, expand to cities including denver and philadelphia. also breaking tonight, the persecution of general michael flirntion it goes on. flynn, it goes on. flynn's attorneys and justice department lawyers appeared today before judge emmet sullivan for about six hours. they were trying to persuade sullivan to follow attorney general barr's orders to drop the case entirely against flynn. sidney powell, the defense attorney, arguing sullivan should recause himself from the case and -- recuse himself from the cause and says she is filing a motion to immediately dismiss sullivan from the case. >> and we will be filing a motion to disqualify him because the comments he made today reflect pure political ambitions and continuing the prosecution of general flynn and other actions since the court are remanded it to him also do the same. it was absolutely appallin

oversighght commitittee has found prisoners who have died in the custodydy f immigration and customs enforcement experienced medical neglect and says ice prison staff falsified records to cover up problems inside the jails. the report published thursday details deaths of immigrant prisoners that could have been preventable, including failing to transfer people to the e.r., or placing prisoners who are sick in solitary confinement with scarce monitoring. this comes as a separate congressional report issued earlier this week found prisoners in the custody of ice systematically receive inadequate medical, dental, and mental healthcare and face solitaryry confinement a as a punishment for speaking out. mexican n authorities are preparing to issue arrest warrants that could target army soldiers for the first time in the ongoing investigation into the 2014 disappearance and presumed massacre of 43 students from a teachers' college in ayotzinapa, guerrero. reuters reports new warrants are also being issued for local, state, and federal police. this week president andres manuel lopez obrador said he'll

implications of misconduct at the icdc, the detention facility in a statement, immigration and customs enforcementhe accusations will be fully investigated that's a quote they deny detainees are being used for experimental medical procedures, adding, quote, i.c.e.'s mission is to protect the homeland and to swiftly and quickly remove people from the country. the health, welfare and safety of i.c.e. detainees is one of the agency's highest priorities. any assertion or claim to the contrary is false and intentionally misleading i.c.e. also said since 2018, two individuals from the facility were referred to doctors for hysterectomies now, nbc news national security and justice correspondent julia ainsley has been following this story and joins us tonight julia, give us the benefit of your reporting, talking to these women directly and trying to reach one of the attorneys in this case. >> so, brian, what we can tell you is that we have spoken to four attorneys who say that their clients who were in the irwin county detention center in georgia were sent to this doctor his name is mahendra amin. that is

in immigration news, "the washington post" reports immigration and customs enforcement agents flew imprisoned migrants to virginia in order to also fly homeland security tactical teams to the washington area to suppress protests around the capital. ice employees are barred from traveling on such charter flights unless detainees are also aboard. dozens of immigrant prisoners tested positive for covid-19 after the transfer, and over 300 prisoners became infected at the farmville, virgiginia, ice jai onone person died.d. world health o organizatation hs announunced a record one-day rie in new coronavirus cases around the world. nearly 308,000 confirmed cases were reported over the past day, with a total caseload now topping 29 m million and a death toll t topping 924,000. israel is imposingng a three-we, nationwide lockdown as cases there cocontinue to surge. among the first countries and in the world to impose a second national lockdown. 90 u.n. peacekeepers in south lebanon have tested positive for the coronavirus. meanwhile, the u.n. refugee agency says it is stepping up measures in syrian re

in georgia has been performing hysterectomies on immigrant women held at an immigration and customs enforcement prison without their consent. the shocking claim first came to light in a whistleblower complaint filed by a nurse named dawn wooten, who works at the irwin county detention center in georgia. wooten appeared on msnbc onn tuesday night.t. >> i i had seveveral detained wn on numererous occasioions that d wooten, a and say ms. i had a a hysterectomy, whyhy? i had n no answers asas to why y had thosose p procedureres. one lalady walked up to me here this last t time around betwewen octobeber 19 untntil july y 2 ae sasaid, what is he?? is he ththe uterus s collector? does h he collect u uterus is? i asksked her w what she meant. shee s said come everybody thati talked to has had at hysterectomy. amy: in related news, ice has temporarily halted the deportation of pauline binam, a cameroonian mother who says she was involuntarily sterilized while detained in georgia. binam was already on the plane wednesday when her deportation was stopped. she has lived in the united states since the age o