Thematic Linkage: How Louisiana’s anti-immigration legislation may already be colliding with federal corruption investigations
“To name a pattern is not to prove conspiracy. But to watch the arc of repression bend toward enforcement is to know—these ain’t coincidences. They’re convergences.“ In speculation I felt compelled to name these convergences plainly.
No Kings, No Clowns: Why I Marched in New Orleans
A few weeks back, I joined the “No Kings Day” protest in New Orleans. Not for beads or Bourbon Street, but to stand with a wildly diverse crowd—Black, white, Latino, queer, straight, young, old—all united by one simple truth: we’re tired of crowns on conmen.
Fuck LA Freedom Caucus
The Louisiana Freedom Caucus has issued a press statement that critics say promotes vigilante violence, suppresses the right to protest, and signals the state’s alarming shift toward racial and ideological authoritarianism.
Opinion: Louisiana’s HB 554 Marks a Dangerous Turn Toward Codified Xenophobia
Next Monday, the Louisiana House Transportation Committee will hear House Bill 554 (HB 554)—a proposal that would brand thousands of lawfully present immigrants with a restriction code on their driver’s licenses and state IDs. The hearing is scheduled for Monday, April 28 at 9:30 AM in House Committee Room 3 (HCR-3) at the State Capitol.
Baton Rouge High Schoolers Lead Anti-ICE Protest
A group of high school students organized an anti-ICE protest in downtown Baton Rouge today, calling for an end to deportations and greater protections for immigrant families. Led by Iran Garza, the demonstration aimed to raise awareness and demand change.