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BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 10/16/12
The trial of Mahamud Said Omar continued here Oct. 15, with the prosecution and their witness, FBI agent Kiann VanDenover going all out to get a conviction against Mahamud Said Omar.
BY Committee to Stop FBI Repression | Chicago, IL | 8/07/12
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from the Committee to Stop FBI Repression.
BY CPP Information Bureau | Philippines | 7/19/12
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following June 19 press statement from the Communist Party of the Philippines.
BY Committee to Stop FBI Repression | United States | 4/09/12
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from the Committee to Stop FBI Repression
BY Charla Schlueter | Los Angeles, CA | 3/03/12
Early on the morning of March 2, supporters of veteran Chicano activist Carlos Montes gathered outside the downtown Los Angeles courthouse.
BY Staff | San Francisco, CA | 2/28/12
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following resolution that was adopted by a unanimous vote of the San Francisco Labor Council, Feb. 27, 2012.
BY Mick Kelly | Brooklyn Center, MN | 2/18/12
Protesters gathered outside the new headquarters of the FBI here, Feb. 17, to protest the agency’s targeting of anti-war and international solidarity activists. The protest coincided with the FBI’s announced move-in day to their new fortress-like building.
BY Staff | Minneapolis, MN | 1/29/12
Supporters of grand jury resister Jordan Halliday gathered in front of the Federal Courts Building here, Jan 27.
BY Staff | Los Angeles, CA | 1/29/12
“In the interests of justice this case should be dismissed,” said attorney Jorge Gonzales, lawyer for veteran Chicano leader Carlos Montes, in Los Angeles Superior Court, Jan. 24.
BY Brad Sigal | Minneapolis, MN | 11/11/11
Newly released documents show that the FBI has been a major player behind the scenes pushing the 'Secure Communities' deportation program, which is responsible for the deportation of more than 104,000 immigrants identified through the program since 2008.
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