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- These Tech Firms Won’t Tell Us If They Will Help Trump Deport Immigrants December 2, 2024The Intercept asked companies that store personal data if they will help Trump conduct mass deportations. Few had anything to say. The post These Tech Firms Won’t Tell Us If They Will Help Trump Deport Immigrants appeared first on The Intercept.
- How Universities Are Trying to Stop Another Year of Anti-War Activism December 2, 2024Big public universities, historically at the forefront of catalyzing activist movements, are now using legal action, disciplinary efforts, and rule changes to chill speech and dissent. The post How Universities Are Trying to Stop Another Year of Anti-War Activism appeared first on The Intercept.
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