This must be understood - the feds will be in Los Angeles until 2028. They are not leaving. Mayor Karen Bass is lying when she says “ice out of LA”… she’s literally obligated to comply with the feds due to the Olympics being a “national special security event”

Anyone who thinks ICE raids in LA will slow down anytime soon is mistaken. They will be here for at least the next 3+ years and will likely escalate in force. nolympicsla.com/nsse

The Olympics always bring -evictions -bigger police budgets -new police powers -local police 🤝 feds -deportations -targeting of street vendors -targeting of sex workers -targeting of homeless people -nationalist fervor They also go over budget and bankrupt host cities.

I need them to harness this rage to stop their men from travelling to impoverished countries for sex tourism.

Instead of sounding the alarm about this kind of stuff, the employees of the New York Times are writing nonsense articles about how the U.S. needs more police and surveillance. We are at a precipice--what people of good will do now matters a great deal.

Advocates Warn Arizona Woman Could Die of Cancer If She’s Not Released from ICE Jail democracynow.org/2025/7/10/head…

ICE DID THIS.

From elected officials to elementary school counselors, people across LA County are meeting the moment to protect youth as ICE cancels summer. My latest for LA Taco. lataco.com/ice-cancels-su…

"Those kids may have seen all of that... I’m an adult and I was in awe. This is a day camp, and this is what they’re being exposed to. Why is the federal government doing this? Who is all of this for?" Full story: lataco.com/ice-cancels-su… by Myriam Gurba Serrano

Great article from terrific writer Myriam Gurba

Denise Richards has been granted a temporary domestic violence restraining order against her estranged husband Aaron Phypers after accusing him of physical and verbal abuse #RHOBH 💎

The mayor keeps posting 'before & after' pics of cleared tents but never any follow ups on the ppl who used to live there. Did they get housing/rehab/medical help? How did they end up there? Do we only care about hiding homelessness, not solving it? I think the answer is clear 😟

I have. I've met people with down syndrome, cancer, MS, alzheimers, paraplegics - all living on the streets. They die. Very soon after they stop being able to access medical care, people with disabilities on the streets just die.

LA is broke, crawling with Feds, insanely unaffordable, hostile to immigrants, environmentally fucked, and supremely ill equipped to handle the crises we currently have. But, hey, let's invite some European billionaires to LA so they can extract some profit off our suffering.

Calling police brutality a result of "being untrained" is a pro-cop excuse. They then turn around and say "give us more money for training" and the trainers are these psychos who charge millions to tell them to shoot people quicker: thetrace.org/2020/06/warrio…

Read Myriam Gurba's interview with Lindsey Boylan, at independent cooperative Flaming Hydra. "We can also draw parallels between Cuomo’s Covid response and his workplace sexual harassment." flaminghydra.com/scaring-all-th…

My Q&A with Myriam Gurba Serrano: “I once subscribed to girlboss culture, but I now think it’s dangerous. Misogynists want to elevate a small number of women to perpetuate systems that keep abusers in power. That is exactly what the women around Cuomo were doing….” flaminghydra.com/scaring-all-th…

As Trump announces his concentration camps for the poor - let it not be forgotten that it was "progressive" leaders places like Oregon and CA that laid the groundwork for this. I hope every governor and mayor who signed onto Grants Pass lives in shame. opb.org/article/2025/0…

A Chicago woman went to immigration court; she and her infant son were taken by federal agents and turned over to MVM, Inc. Careers. Mother and son were confined at the Sonesta International Hotels O'Hare hotel for five days. Delia Ramirez is calling for an investigation: injusticewatch.org/civil-courts/i…

LA is one of the least accessible, most broken cities in the US. If accessibility is a true priority, we should be focusing on improving LA for the people who live here... not making things worse by diverting our resources and energies into formatting the city for rich tourists.