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The Minnesota Target Workers Who Walked Out Against ICE

By Sarah Lazare

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This article is a joint publication of Workday Magazine and In These Times. It is the second part in a series about how U.S. policy impacts working-class people in Yemen. The first one was published in 2023 and showed how the Biden administration was contributing to policies that made it near impossible for poor people in Yemen to get medical care to treat dire health conditions. At Workday Magazine, we report on the lives of poor and working people not only in Minnesota and the Midwest, but around the world.

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    El 21 de enero, trabajadores de la construcción y aliados de la comunidad cantaron, corearon consignas y marcharon hacia las oficinas de D.R. Horton, que, según los organizadores, es la mayor promotora inmobiliaria de viviendas unifamiliares del país. Su objetivo era entregar cartas en las que pedían a la empresa que protegiera a los trabajadores […]

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    This article is a joint publication of Workday Magazine and In These Times. Roughly one in four Minnesota voters either participated in the January 23 day of shutdown and protest against ICE, or have a loved one who did, according to new polling data.  Of those participants, 38% percent stayed off the job, either because they did not go to […]

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    Nurses say Alex Pretti was upholding his oath to advocate for and protect his patients and community, and they are demanding the abolition of ICE.

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    This article is a joint publication of Workday Magazine and In These Times. The most significant U.S. labor strike in the past two years in solidarity with Palestinians started with a simple premise. According to Nate Edenhofer, a graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, ​“Everybody has some sort of vision of how they think the […]

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    Alex Pretti’s Killer May Be Part of His Union

    This article is a joint publication of Workday Magazine and Jewish Currents. On January 24th, Border Patrol agents shot and killed Veterans Affairs ICU nurse and ICE observer Alex Pretti in Minneapolis—firing at least 10 shots within five seconds while Pretti was pinned to the ground. About six hours later, Pretti’s labor union, the American Federation of […]

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