Saturday, October 04, 2025

Ice shoots another person in Chicago and also attacks a Rabbi

Remember when you could protest in America?  This:


In Broadview on Friday, during an appearance by Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary, federal agents confronted and pushed protesters outside the immigration facility, leading to a standoff and demonstration that lasted several hours.


Tramp wants to make a public appearance but tramp doesn't want to be protested.  Like Elaine asked this morning, "Remember when we had rights in this country?"  The paragraph in bold is from a NEW YORK TIMES report by  Julie Bosman, Hamed Aleaziz and Robert Chiarito which details an ICE agent shooting motorist Marimar Martinez in Chicago. 


Tramp Kristi Noem has posted, "If you see a law enforcement officer today, thank them."


The implied part of the statement, this being Tramp Kristi, is, of course, "with your mouth.  The way I do Cory -- it's how Cory and I maintain our happy marriages to others."  


The city didn't ask them in, the city doesn't want them in.  Why don't they take a hint and leave instead of causing all this chaos?  


Tom Schuba, Cindy Hernandez, Selena Kuznikov, Michael Puente, Mary Norkol and Kade Heather (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES) report:


Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef, a frequent attendee at protests, was among those detained. Video shows a few state troopers pinning him to the ground and detaining him about 7:30 p.m. near Lexington and 25th. He was charged with misdemeanor resisting arrest.

Yosef said he was holding a microphone and leading chants on a sidewalk when an ISP trooper started pushing protesters out of the way and approached Yosef.

“It was like I had no time to react, and next thing I know I was grabbed, they locked my arms and the other [troopers] came with him and threw me to the ground, pinned me down,” Yosef said about two hours later after he was released.

“All I saw was just the ground, and I saw sideways. I couldn’t see nothing. It was like I was literally trapped,” he said, adding that he was on his stomach as three troopers knelt on his back.

“I couldn’t resist. I was like crushed,” he said.


Again, get the hell out.   You're causing the problem.  Would ICE work better if Krisit weren't sleeping with her second in command?  After THE NEW YORK POST reported on the affair in 2023, that should have prevented a working relationship in this administration. 


 In other government news, Adam Gabbat (GUARDIAN) reports:


A senior White House official accidentally leaked details of plans to send an elite army unit to Portland, in the latest intelligence leak by the Trump administration.

Anthony Salisbury, a top deputy to Stephen Miller, the influential White House policy adviser, was observed using Signal in a public place to discuss a plan to deploy the army’s 82nd airborne division to Portland, the Democratic-run Oregon city which Donald Trump has repeatedly castigated as being “war-ravaged”.

The Minnesota Star Tribune obtained images of Salisbury’s Signal messages, which it said were sent while the official was “in clear view of others” in Minnesota.

In the messages, sent last weekend, Salisbury chatted with Patrick Weaver, a senior adviser to the US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, and other high-ranking federal officials, the Star Tribune reported.

Weaver wrote that Hegseth wanted Trump to expressly tell him to send troops to Portland.

“Between you and I, I think Pete just wants the top cover from the boss if anything goes sideways with the troops there,” Weaver said. He wrote that Hegseth would prefer to send in the national guard due to potential backlash over using the army.

“82nd is like our top tier [quick reaction force] for abroad. So it will cause a lot of headlines,” he added. “Probably why he wants potus [Trump] to tell him to do it.”

You can stream the video below for more on this story.


Moving over to  Speaker of the Closet Mike Johnson who continues refusing to seat the newest member of Congress.  On Tuesday of last week, Adelita Grijalva was elected to the House of Representatives.  She has still not been sworn in.  AP reports:


Grijalva's presence, once she is sworn in, would narrow the margins and give Democrats, in the minority, more power as they confront Trump and the GOP agenda.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says it's “standard practice” to swear in new members once the House is in session, and Grijalva is expected to be sworn in when the chamber resumes business next week. But two Republican congressmen who were elected earlier this year in special elections were sworn in a day after winning their seats, and when the House was not in session.

He's such a liar.  Were Abba still together, they'd have to re-record "Dancing Queen" as "Lying Queen" in his honor.  

He can swear in Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine while Congress isn't in session but not Grijalva?  I guess Mike Johnson will do anything to stand close to a man.  Below, you can see him mincing with Patronis. 





Below he's refusing to let go of Randy Fine's hand.  




Now what's the story about Mike Johnson being on Grindr?  Remind me again.

 




Now let's move to something else.  Zohran Mamdani.


About 30 of his groupies have been e-mailing.  We're done with your e-mails.  I don't like being falsely accused.  And not for the reason some might think.  I can be criticized, I don't care about that.  I do care that if someone tells me, "You did this!,"  my immediate response is not, "No, I didn't."  No, I'll spend forever wondering did  I do that?  Did I do something similar?  And then after too much time second guessing myself, I'll find out that the person is lying.  And then I'll be so mad at myself -- this happens over and over and always has throughout my life -- for not having faith in myself, for immediately believing any bad thing about myself.  And I'm not into that.  I'm tired too.  I'm giving everything I have and I don't have time for your lies.


Zohran?


"You won't endorse him!"


No, I won't.  And I didn't endorse Blasio in a prior election and I like and know Blasio.  Why didn't I endorse him?  I don't endorse in elections that I can't vote in.  I'm not in NYC.  


I firmly believe that Kavanaugh would not be on the Supreme Court were it not for Dianne Feinstein and her plotting and scheming that she thought was clever and hidden but that we all saw.  She was a raving idiot.  That was true during the Roberts confirmation hearing and the Alito confirmation hearing and I've shared how Ted Kennedy and I talked about how stupid DiFi was.  How she would interrupt in those hearings when someone else was speaking -- including Ted who was working up to a huge point when DiFi interrupted him in the middle of the hearing.  


Amy Suskind?  Is that her name?  The McCain supporter?  If I don't like you I will struggle tor emember your name.  And I don't like her.  (I like Ari Mebler but usually refer to him only as Ari here because I have to pause to differentiate him from Ari Berman since both were at THE NATION at the same time.) 

Amy does not live or vote in California.  It's not her damn business.  

But we had a chance to get rid of DiFi.  Finally.  


But then Amy other useless people began screaming and attacking.  This is going to give the race to the Republicans!  2018 would see a Republican elected to the Senate from California!  Dianne would lose to any Republican running against her!


No, she wouldn't.  But didn't real outlets print -- or web post -- Amy Idiot's nonsense?


For the record, in the 2018 general election the two candidates for US Senate on the California ballot were Dianne and Kevin Leon.

Both Democrats.

We're not like whatever state Amy lives in.  I had to explain that over and over here in 2018 as one person after in national media kept attacking Leon and insisting people rally to DiFi.  I shouldn't have to waste my time on that.  It's not like the SOFA with Iraq, it wasn't that complicated.  I had to explain the SOFA over and over and, woops, we were right and so many of you were wrong.  Mainly because you didn't read and also because you didn't have the background.  But, damn, didn't you go on TV and show up in print and online telling us what the SOFA was while failing to even grasp the obvious that it was replacing UN mandate -- which was yearly -- you didn't understand that, you didn't understand how hard it was for Nouri to sell that to the Iraqi people every year.  


You didn't know what you were talking about.  


There are a ton of things that I know nothing about and you don't see me tackling them here.  When I tackle something news, I've done huge research.  I've read.  I've contacted friends who are experts on the topic and asked them to walk me through.  I have verbalized my understanding to make sure that I am getting it.  


But here's Idiot Amy sticking her nose in an election she can't vote in and getting everything wrong.  Dianne faced no Republican opponent in the general election.  

So, no, I'm not able to vote and I don't endorse if I can't vote.


Martha noted this e-mail from ____ to the public account, "You worship Chuck Schumer and you defend him all the time!  That's why you won't support Zo!  And to tell us to shut up?  You're part of the Zionist claque!"  


Last Friday is what the e-mailer is referring to and it is this specifically:

If someone doesn't want to endorse him, they shouldn't.  And people should shut up about Chuck Schumer.  If Chuck doesn't want to endorse him, that's fine.

First off, I'm not a Chuck Schumer super fan.  When the shutdown's over?  I'm going to argue that Chuck needs to step down as minority leader.  And I'll discuss why.  It's not that complicated.  Leaders need to do certain things and he's not really doing them.  I'm not go into it during the shutdown.  


I like Chuck but he's made clear it's time for him to step down.  The e-mailer loves Zohran -- or 'Zo' -- and maybe loves blinded him to reality?


Zohran is trying to win the office of mayor.  He's reaching out for voters.  If you support him, you should be reaching out for voters.


But, hey, stupid, when you make all your noise regarding his campaign about how Chuck or some other Democrat hasn't endorsed him, how do you think that helps him?

Because he needs to persuade and woo undecided voters.  Do you really think every day griping that Kirsten or Chuck or whomever hasn't endorsed him makes an undecided voter go, "Oh, party leaders aren't endorsing him!  I guess I can trust him!"  No, you fool, what you're doing is emphasizing something -- over and over -- that says to undecided voters, "There may be something wrong with this guy if the party's Senate leader isn't going to endorse him."  


Truly, learn to shut up.  It can be freeing and a gift.  I never have a problem saying, "You know, that's really not an area I know much on so you can share your thoughts but I don't really have anything to add."


Instead, you've made such an issue out of it that Cuomo's team is thinking about doing a TV ad noting NY Democrats who aren't endorsing Zohran and asking why that is


If that happens, that's on you.  You didn't know how to shut your damn mouths. 


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photos from the edge 20 - farmworkers and deportees - survival is resistance

 



photos from the edge 20
FARMWORKERS AND DEPORTEES - SURVIVAL IS RESISTANCE
by David Bacon
Zeke, the Magazine of Documentary Photography, September 2025
https://www.zekemagazine.com/content/-farmworkers-and-deportees
https://davidbaconrealitycheck.blogspot.com/2025/10/photos-from-edge-20-farmworkers-and.html



MT VERNON, WA - 2022 - Pablo Ramirez works in a crew of farmworkers weeding a field growing organic cabbage plants for seed at Morrison Farm.  Because it is an organic field, the grower doesn't use herbicide, and instead hires a small crew to weed the field before harvesting the seeds.  


These photographs document the work and unique culture of indigenous farmworkers from southern Mexico who are now employed in farms up and down the West Coast. The images also document a new environment in the context of the current wave of ICE raids and anti-immigrant hysteria. People arriving to work in U.S. fields come from communities that speak languages that long predate European colonization, and their dances, food, music and culture have deep historic roots. As those farmworker communities today resist the immigration raids and anti-immigrant hysteria spread by the Trump administration, this culture has become a means for survival.

The photographs begin with the work itself - the reason people have come and the way communities support themselves.This work also supports society as a whole - if farmworkers don't work the rest of society doesn't eat.

The documentation continues with photographs in which indigenous culture is evident. Some show the traditional dances in the festivals, called the guelaguetzas, that help keep indigenous culture alive. Because this display of culture during the current anti-immigrant repression is an act of defiance and courage, the participants call them guelaguetzas of resistance.

How people organize to resist and counter exploitation is also part of culture. The photographs show organizing in the fields and the targeting of one organizer by ICE who has been forced into self-deportation. Other images document angry anti-raid protests - people out in the streets, not cowering behind closed doors.

The final set of images shows one of the important consequences of the deportation machinery and violence. In Tijuana, deportees and violence victims live together on the street and in shelters - ripped from their lives at home, trying to survive as best they can.

This series of photographs is part of the documentation of work and migration I've worked on for over three decades. It has been published in magazines and newspapers, exhibited in several countries, and published in three books:   Communities Without Borders, In the Fields of the North/En los campos del norte, and More Than a Wall/Mas que un muro.




MT VERNON, WA - 2023 - Benito Lopez cuts the tops of the remaining tulip flowers after the field is harvested, in a tulip field belonging to Washington Bulb. The workers are members of Familias Unidas por la Justicia, and are indigenous Mixtec immigrants from Oaxaca, Mexico. Benito Lopez is a leader of the union.



MT VERNON, WA - 2023  - Benito Lopz, Juana Sanchez and other members of Familias Unidas hold a meeting to decide if they will continue working in another field.



LOMPOC, CA - 2023 - A worker swings a bunch of stock flowers he's cut onto a huge bunch in a field in Lompoc, near Santa Maria. A DoL job order for H-2A workers, by labor contractor Fresh Harvest, covers workers called ' Flower Harvester (Stock and Larkspur flower types).' H-2A workers are recruited in Mexico for a few months work, and then have to leave the U.S.



SANTA MARIA, CA - 2012 - Sabina Cayetano, a Mixtec strawberry picker, and her son Aron and other members of her family sleep in one room in their Santa Maria apartment.



SANTA MARIA, CA - 2024 - Strawberry workers march through Santa Maria demanding a living wage Most are indigenous Mixtec migrants from Oaxaca and southern Mexico, but who now live in the U.S.  The march passed in front of the Santa Maria Fairpark, where the strawberry festival was organized by growers to celebrate the beginning of the picking season. Few farmworker children can afford to go to the fair. This girl's sign says 'Salarios dignos por mis padres' or 'Dignified wages for my parents.'



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - Dancers from Las Azucenas de Maria, a group from the San Joaquin Valley, perform with the elaborate head dresses and flowing skirts of the chinas Oaxaqueñas, a dance from the chinas barrio of the city of Oaxaca de Juarez. Dancers from the many ethnic groups of Oaxaca, now living as migrants in the United States, came together at the annual festival of Oaxacan indigenous culture, the Guelagetza, which took place while the Trump administration attacked indigenous communities with immigration raids and threats. The event's organizer called it a Guelaguetza de Resistencia, or a Guelaguetza in Resistance.



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - The Tiliche invites people to the Guelaguetza in Healdsburg



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - A group of young musicians came to the Guelaguetza from Half Moon Bay, three hours south of Healdsburg. For indigenous Mexican farmworkers, traveling long distances runs the risk of being stopped by immigration authorities and held for deportation.



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - A woman in the devil mask, a member of the Grupo Diablos Mixtecos de Oaxaca. In their informal network, members perform and share ideas at each others' events, which has led to the incorporation of more women into the dance, and new styles of masks.



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - Food stands line the plaza during the Guelaguetza. The cook at this food stand has made Oaxacan mole from chocolate, sesame seeds, chile and other ingredients. Eating traditional food is another expression of determination to preserve indigenous culture in the face of the anti-immigrant wave of deportations.



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - A musician carries his huge bass drum keeping time for the dancers in the Calenda, a march around the town plaza that begins the Guelagetza.



HEALDSBURG, CA - 2025 - The oldest dancer, a member of Las Azucenas de Maria, at the annual festival of Oaxacan indigenous culture, the Guelagetza.



MT VERNON, WA - 2023 - Alfredo 'Lelo' Juarez with his partner and niece in a march of migrant farmworkers and their supporters, calling for unions and human rights. Lelo is a leader of the farmworker union, Familias Unidas por la Justicia. He was arrested in March by ICE, and held in the notorious detention center in Tacoma until July, when he agreed to return to Mexico in order to get out of the prison.



MT VERNON, WA - 2023 - Lelo speaks to a May Day march of migrant farmworkers and their supporters, calling for unions and human rights.



FT BRAGG, CA - 2025 - Immigrant families march through downtown Fort Bragg, protesting the wave of immigration raids by the Trump administration. Angry marchers carried signs with denunciations that declared "MAGA: Mexicans Ain't Going Anywhere!"



SAN FRANCISCO, CA - 2025 - Miguel Molina is an immigrant rights activist and radio personality in Santa Rosa. He came to San Francisco to demonstrate against the Trump administration on Labor Day, in one of a thousand similar demonstrations around the country.



SAN FRANCISCO, CA - 2025 - A domestic worker activist in the city's Mission District demonstrated against the Trump administration on Labor Day.



SANTA MARIA, CA - 2025 - At the beginning of a march to protest immigration detentions, a volunteer passes out 'red cards' - part of a know-your-rights campaign to help immigrants facing immigration enforcement agents.



SANTA MARIA, CA - 2025 - A young woman holds a sign recognizing the work her parents have done as farmworkers. In this farmworker march many young people came to demand a living wage for their parents and to protest immigration raids. They marched for their parents who couldn't come themselves because of threats from their employer and the risk of immigration raids.



OAKLAND, CA - 2025 - Community and immigrant rights organizations rally in Oakland's Latino Fruitvale district protesting immigration raids and the use of the National Guard in Los Angeles. The sign carried by these young immigrant women says 'For my father, who was deported. Watch me from Heaven, Papa. This is Our War!'



SANTA MARIA, CA - 2025 - A young boy from a Mixtec farmworker family walks in front of a banner with the hand-drawn portrait of Cesar Chavez, in a march of immigrant and farmworker youth and families.



SAN MATEO, CA - 2025 - Immigrant youth and families, and their supporters marched from San Mateo City Hall to San Francisco, protesting the wave of immigration raids by the Trump administration. Their purpose was to make the Mexican community visible in order to inspire a fightback to Trump fascism.



SAN MATEO, CA - 2025 - Youth marches like this are not the polite petitions of victims pleading for a softer repression. They are angry protests - people are out in the streets, not cowering behind closed doors. A common sign says "I drink my horchata warm because Fuck ICE!" Horchata is the iconic rice drink that has become a symbol of Mexican culture, and is usually served with ice.



SAN MATEO, CA - 2025 - Immigrant youth and families, and their supporters march from San Mateo City Hall to San Francisco, protesting the wave of immigration raids by the Trump administration.



SAN MATEO, CA - 2025 - Marches of iImmigrant youth and families met widespread community support. Here Victor Uno, a national officer of the electrical workers union, greeted a march with other union members. Uno's family were interned during World War Two.



DELANO, CA - 2025 - Farmworkers and supporters demonstrated in Delano, where the United Farm Workers union was born, to celebrate the birthday of Cesar Chavez and protest the wave of immigration raids by the Trump administration. California Attorney General Rob Bonta marched with Lorena Gonzalez, executive secretary of the California Labor Federation and Yvonne Wheeler, President of the Los Angeles Labor Federation.



DELANO, CA - 2025 - Farmworkers protested the wave of immigration raids by the Trump administration. Protesters linked the hysteria against immigrants and indigenous people promoted by the Trump administration to the murder of Emily Pike, a 14-year old Apache girl in Arizona, one of many missing and murdered indigenous youth and women.



TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE, MEXICO - 2025 - Deportees and homeless people living on the street at a food distrubution in downtown Tijuana organized by World Food Kitchen.



TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE, MEXICO - 2025 - A deportee among the homeless people living on the street, lined up for food at a distribution in downtown Tijuana.



TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE, MEXICO - 2025 - A young woman rests on her bunk in a casa de refugio, or sanctuary home, for refugees and deportees from the U.S. This casa is administered by the Templo Embajadores de Jesus.



TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE, MEXICO - 2025 - A young disabled man and a group of children in casa de refugio, or sanctuary home, for refugees and deportees.



TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE, MEXICO - 2025 - At the casa de refugio administered by the Templo Embajadores de Jesus,  Daniel Ortega and Irma Cortez find sanctuary from the violence of the cartels in their home state of Michoacan.

 


IN CAMPS, UNDER TREES AND EVICTED

Farmworkers and people living close to the line in Northern California
 
An exhibition of photographs by David Bacon
 
September 13 - December 15


Peter J. Shields Library, UC Davis
First Floor
100 North West Quad, Davis, CA 95616
 
Shield Library Parking: UCD Parking Lot 10
 

EN CAMPAMENTOS, BAJO LOS ÁRBOLES Y DESALOJADOS

Trabajadores agrícolas y personas que viven cerca de la línea en el norte de California

Una exposición de fotografías de David Bacon

13 de septiembre - 15 de diciembre


Biblioteca Peter J. Shields, UC Davis
Primer piso
100 North West Quad, Davis, CA 95616

Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca Shield: Estacionamiento UCD Lote 10

 



"The Military Response to Sanctuary Cities and Immigrants' Right to Work
Letters and Politics:  Mitch Jeserich interviews David Bacon:
KPFA, June 10, 2025
https://kpfa.org/episode/letters-and-politics-june-10-2025/

 



Immigrant Workers and the Recent History of Immigration Raids
A presentation by David Bacon at the UCLA Latin American Institute, with photographs and transcript.
3/11/25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FlsyWTBWso
 

David Bacon @photos4justice on the daily lives and ongoing struggles (both personal and political) of farmworkers - interview on Against the Grain with C.S. Soong
 

BOOKS - LIBROS

More Than a Wall / Mas que un muro
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
https://david-bacon-photography.square.site/product/more-than-a-wall-mas-que-un-muro/1?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

 
In the Fields of the North / En los campos del norte
University of California Press / Colegio de la Frontera Norte

ucpress.edu/9780520296077
En Mexico:  https://www.colef.mx

The Right to Stay Home:  How US Policy Drives Mexican Migration  (Beacon Press, 2013)
http://www.beacon.org/productdetails.cfm?PC=2328

El Derecho a Quedarse en Casa  (Critica - Planeta de Libros)
http://www.planetadelibros.com.mx/el-derecho-a-quedarse-en-casa-libro-205607.html

Illegal People -- How Globalization Creates Migration and Criminalizes Immigrants  (Beacon Press, 2008)
Recipient: C.L.R. James Award, best book of 2007-2008

http://www.beacon.org/Illegal-People-P780.aspx

Communities Without Borders (Cornell University/ILR Press, 2006)
https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9780801473074/communities-without-borders/#bookTabs=1

The Children of NAFTA, Labor Wars on the U.S./Mexico Border (University of California, 2004)
https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520244726/the-children-of-nafta

Hijos de Libre Comercio (El Viejo Topo)
http://www.tienda.elviejotopo.com/prestashop/capitalismo/1080-hijos-del-libre-comercio-deslocalizaciones-y-precariedad-9788496356368.html



WORK AND SOCIAL JUSTICE:
The David Bacon Archive exhibition at Stanford Libraries

https://exhibits.stanford.edu/bacon/browse
For a catalog: (https://web.stanford.edu/dept/spec_coll/NonVendorPubOrderform2017.pdf)

 

THE REALITY CHECK - David Bacon blog
http://davidbaconrealitycheck.blogspot.com

For more articles and images, see  http://dbacon.igc.org and
https://www.flickr.com/photos/56646659@N05/albums
 
 
BROOKE ANDERSON PODCAST #8
�� LISTEN: https://linktr.ee/thatshowthelightgetsinpodcast (or anywhere you get your podcasts)
 

MAS QUE UN MURO
Cinco Entrivistas sobre la exposicion en el Museo Nacional de las Culturas del Mundo, CDMX:


Part 1:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eix0HEStpc
Part 2:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FO4IIBPs06U
Part 3:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHtY-fgtsjs
Part 4:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm_MNrEX2Mw
Part 5:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpwSuBbgAQs

 


Pacific Media Workers Guild, CWA Local 39521, adopted a resolution supporting the Labor Call for a Ceasefire in Gaza:  https://mediaworkers.org/guild-joins-calls-for-immediate-ceasefire-in-gaza/

WHEN WE SPOKE OUT AGAINST WAR
Unearthing the history of protest against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Photographs © by David Bacon

https://www.flickr.com/photos/56646659@N05/52759801492/in/album-72177720306862427/
 


 

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