Mississippi Built a Pipeline From Your ID to ICE — And Trans People Are First in Line
SB 2322 doesn’t say “report trans people to ICE.” It builds an architecture where ID mismatches increase stops, referrals, and exposure to…
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Tennessee’s “Charlie Kirk Act”: When Clout Outlives the Man—and Pride Gets Rewritten
A troubling push in Tennessee pairs the so-called 'Charlie Kirk Act' with efforts to rename Pride Month 'Nuclear Family Month'—a coordinated strategy…
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Montana Just Drew a Line: Trans Rights, State Power, and Why This Ruling Hits Different
Montana Supreme Court protects trans ID rights under state constitution, limiting federal courts’ ability to overturn the ruling.
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He Said He Was ICE. They Just Saw a Gun.
A federal ICE agent faces felony assault charges in Minnesota after allegedly pointing a gun at civilians during a highway incident—raising new…
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Maryland Just Passed HB 649 — Building a State-Level Civil Rights Backstop as Federal Protections Shift
Maryland just passed HB 649 in a 100–35 vote, expanding protections for transgender students and creating a state-level enforcement system that doesn’t…
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ICE at Marine Graduations: When Serving Your Country Isn’t Enough to Protect Your Family
ICE-linked screening at Marine Corps graduations raises fear among immigrant families, highlighting growing concerns over enforcement in spaces once considered safe.
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They Said It Was Just a Traffic Camera. It’s Not.
Police used a traffic camera to issue a ticket—but that’s just the surface. A growing network of license plate readers can track…
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✈️ ICE at the Airport? What Trump’s TSA “Backup Plan” Could Mean for Trans Travelers
A new proposal to deploy ICE agents at airport security checkpoints is raising alarm. While officials say ICE won’t conduct screenings, LGBTQ+…
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No “Registry” — Yet: Are States Quietly Building Systems That Could Track Transgender Americans?
No state has admitted to building a transgender registry. But across the U.S., new laws and federal actions are quietly creating the…
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Federal Court Blocks Arkansas Ten Commandments Classroom Law
A federal court has blocked Arkansas’ attempt to mandate Ten Commandments displays in classrooms, reaffirming that public schools cannot be used to…
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