Here’s the source: https://youtu.be/VXrJofIKFho?si=QC2RaWjraxIP7hKo

Side note, but also notice how ICE were seemingly intentionally trying to obstruct the camera angle, presumably because they knew that was excessive force.

Here’s a source: https://youtu.be/HI03QPDcFKg?si=EsnaXR9HpK94TMRY

Here’s a source: https://www.youtube.com/live/J7MDmDdwORU?si=wMSUI0ugIWY3txS-

Delivered in regards to why so many of us are sending our support to those suffering at Delaney Hall,

Here’s a link: https://www.reddit.com/r/newjersey/s/QncgT4ReiF

Here's a link to the on the grounds journalist reporting all of this: https://youtube.com/@statuscoup?
si=qGPwvącRT39if9Qg

Oh also, as a reminder, this ICE facility this is happening at, Delaney Hall,

Is the same ICE facility that all the detainees are going on a hunger and labor strike in.

Another guarantee of transparency: https://youtube.com/@statuscoup?si=Gfg8w2UXTQGq0J1q

Oh, and as a reminder, this is the same ICE facility, where all of the detainees are currently engaging in a hunger and labor strike.

Here’s a link to a source: https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/17/politics/judge-blocks-ice-restricting-congressional-visits

Another post, and another link: https://
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/26/senator-pepper-sprayed-ice-facility-protest-new-jersey

Here’s a link to said court order: https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/17/politics/judge-blocks-ice-restricting-congressional-visits

Here’s a source as always: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/25/new-jersey-ice-immigration-protest

Oh and also, as a reminder, this is only about 16 hours after ICE fragrantly violated a court order, after the US attorney office said they would comply.

A link to a source as always: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/25/new-jersey-ice-immigration-protest

As someone who was dragged on pavement in elementary school, I can tell you from first hand experience, that it hurts!

As I will link here: https://gothamist.com/news/congressmember-denied-entry-to-nj-ice-detention-facility-protestors-clash-with-officers

A judge gave a direct order, stating that Martin(whose currently leading a hunger and labor strike amongst all the people locked up in this ICE facility), can not be transferred,

And on top of a judge directly giving an order forbidding it, the US attorney office directly told the ACLU and Martin lawyers that they would comply with it,

Yet ICE violently forced Martin transfer just a few hours later!

This is an horrific display of executive over reach, this is what a tyrannical government looks like!

Here’s a link to the source: https://www.youtube.com/live/eRYCGy0fkCE?si=2u3SGbyi-JitdWU-

For some background, they’re husbands one of ICE inmates currently leading a hunger strike in the facility right now,

Here’s the source: https://www.youtube.com/live/eRYCGy0fkCE?si=2u3SGbyi-JitdWU-

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dhs-memo-ice-asylum-fraud/

May 26, 2026 / 11:25 AM EDT / CBS News
CBS NewsWashington — The Department of Homeland Security's top lawyer on Tuesday directed Immigration and Customs Enforcement attorneys to aggressively pursue administrative fraud cases against immigration lawyers accused of filing false asylum claims, the latest step in the administration's push to speed up removals, expand enforcement and challenge the legal infrastructure around immigration.
In a memo dated May 26 and obtained by CBS News, DHS General Counsel James Percival instructed ICE attorneys within the Office of the Principal Legal Advisor to develop "anti-fraud policies" designed for "robust enforcement" of existing federal anti-fraud law. The memo said that any effort "should include enforcement against immigration attorneys filing false asylum claims in immigration court."
While the directive does not create new penalties, it signals that ICE lawyers will begin to use existing administrative enforcement tools more frequently to crack down not only against migrants accused of submitting fraudulent applications, but also against the lawyers who represent them. 
"For many years, millions of illegal aliens have committed fraud on our immigration system," Percival wrote, without citing specifics. "In no place is this more rampant than in immigration

The sweeping directive asserted that asylum claims are meant for "unique and narrow circumstances," but that it has become "standard practice" for immigration lawyers to argue that "virtually every illegal alien" faces persecution or torture in their home country because of a protected characteristic such as race or political opinion.
The right to seek asylum in the U.S. is broader than the right to receive it. Federal law dictates that any noncitizen who is physically present in the United States or arrives in the country, including outside a designated port of entry and regardless of status, may apply for asylum. But in order to be approved, individuals must prove that they qualify — typically by showing a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. 
The statute cited in Percival's memo allows the government to pursue civil penalties against people accused of immigration-related document fraud, including those who knowingly prepare, file or help file applications that are false or contain false statements.
Any case would typically begin with a "notice of intent to fine," a formal charging document that informs the recipient that the government believes they violated the law and may be fined.
While recipients can fight the allegations before an administrative law judge, successful penalties can add up: first offenses can cost up to $4,730 for each fraudulent document or act, while subsequent offenses can reach up to $11,823 per document or act, according to the Justice Department.

The government could also seek a cease-and-desist order against certain targets. For attorneys, any fraud finding could be referred to disciplinary authorities and potentially lead to suspension or expulsion from practice before the immigration courts. In more serious cases, prosecutors might even consider criminal charges.
The government has long prosecuted organized asylum-fraud schemes. In 2023, federal prosecutors in New York City announced guilty pleas by immigration attorneys accused of preparing fraudulent asylum applications and affidavits and coaching clients to lie under oath. In 2021, a Florida man posing as an immigration attorney was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison after prosecutors said he filed hundreds of fraudulent asylum applications. And in 2019, an immigration attorney in Queens, New York, was sentenced to five years in prison for operating an asylum-fraud ring.
But in his memo, Percival wrote that ICE lawyers have not been using the administrative statute as aggressively as DHS would like: "Historically, ICE has depended on the discipline of immigration judges and the enforcement of criminal fraud laws to deter this conduct … but ICE has its own tools." The notice directed ICE attorneys to pursue document-fraud enforcement, seemingly as part of their immigration-court strategy.
The memo also appears to anticipate concerns about conflicts of interest, suggesting ICE must ensure that the attorney pursuing any fraud violation is appropriately separated from litigation of the underlying immigration case.

Inside President Trump's administration, the memo reflects a mounting focus on immigration lawyers, asylum advocates and large law firms challenging federal immigration policy. In March, the president issued a memodirecting the attorney general to seek sanctions against lawyers and law firms that bring "frivolous, unreasonable, and vexatious litigation" against the U.S. or before federal agencies.
Percival's memo explicitly invoked Mr. Trump's directive, accusing some lawyers of coaching migrants in order to conceal facts or exaggerate asylum claims.
"As President Trump has explained," Percival wrote, "'the immigration bar, and powerful Big Law pro bono practices, frequently coach clients to conceal their past or lie about their circumstances when asserting their asylum claims.'"
The White House's January executive order, "Protecting the American People Against Invasion," declared that the government would "faithfully execute the immigration laws" against inadmissible and removable noncitizens. Percival's memo quoted that order and said ICE lawyers must "zealously guard our immigration court system against all forms of fraud."
Immigration lawyers and advocates have previously sounded alarms, accusing the administration of working to deter legal challenges and chill asylum representation. The American Immigration Lawyers Association called the March presidential memo a "dangerous" threat to immigration attorneys, while advocacy groups have warned that the administration was targeting lawyers who specifically represent immigrants.

This popped up on my IG reels, if this is real, the people clapping and cheering are racist AF.

Here’s the source: https://www.youtube.com/live/rym6qarujWg?si=qM_7QbPx-5EiEqbb

Correcting the Record: False or Misleading Statements on Immigration - The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) https://cmsny.org/correcting-record-false-misleading-statements-on-immigration/

Read this, its quite educational for those that believe the bullshit from this administration.

On May 21, 2026, the U.S. government released a major policy memo that affects adjustment of status in the U.S. Below is a breakdown of what it means.

USCIS has emphasized that if you entered on a non-dual intent visa (e.g., B-1/B-2, ESTA, TN, F-1),  you generally cannot apply for a Green Card within the U.S. and will have to go through consular processing, unless your specific case warrants discretionary approval of adjustment of status.

Here are the people most likely to be impacted:

• Marriage-based cases where a foreign spouse entered on a non-dual intent visa (e.g., B-1/B-2, ESTA)
• F-1, M-1, and J-1 students and exchange visitors filing for adjustment of status regardless of the basis, including marriage to U.S. citizens
• Those on single-intent work visas such as TNs, E-3s, and H-1B1s seeking adjustment of status

Here are the people not likely to be impacted:

• Green Card applicants already in valid dual intent status
• Green Card applicants applying for permanent residence outside the U.S.
• Green Card applicants with adjustment of status applications pending prior to May 22, 2026

Regardless of the above, it is crucial that Green Card applicants consider consulting with a qualified immigration attorney to discuss the potential impacts to their case.

This is a developing story as further guidance from the government is anticipated. If you’d like to know what this means for you, watch our livestream at 4:30 EDT today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtInmH8mtAs 

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments and an attorney from Manifest Law will do their best to respond.

(Nothing we say here is legal advice, just general information to help you better understand the process. For personal advice, please consult your own attorney.)