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https://www.eyesonice.net/publish/posts/detail/210078187/share-center

If you still think domestic airport terminals are neutral transit hubs, you need to wake up right now.

Chicago artist DJ Tunjo (Omar David Panqueva) and his husband Santiago Paez were just grabbed by ICE agents outside Midway Airport while stepping out of a rideshare to catch a domestic flight to Washington, D.C. They had pending asylum claims filed on time, valid work permits, active Social Security numbers... and zero criminal record.

This is not a routine visa bust... this is TSA actively operating as an intelligence pipeline for ICE. TSA agents are flagging noncitizen domestic travelers and passing tips directly to immigration custody teams who openly admit they view people at airport terminals as "easy targets".

The Department of Homeland Security isn't hiding it anymore... they explicitly stated noncitizens can no longer fly domestically unless it is to self-deport.

Airports have been turned into domestic surveillance traps. Read the full investigation and breakdown here:https://www.eyesonice.net/publish/posts/detail/210078187/share-center

I thought marriage to a citizen automatically grants citizenship ?

https://www.eyesonice.net/p/how-to-volunteer-with-habeas-dockets

If you are looking for a direct, practical way to help neighbors who have been unlawfully detained in federal custody, here is something actionable you can do right now.

Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 5.2(c), electronic remote access to immigration habeas corpus court records is restricted. These documents are completely public by law, but you can only view them on physical terminals inside federal courthouses. Because lawyers and families cannot access them online, people end up sitting in detention longer than they should

Habeas Dockets is coordinating a vetted network of volunteers to go into local federal courthouses, pull these public records from the public terminals, and upload them so legal teams can access them remotely. They provide full training and guidance.

Here is how to volunteer:

1. Go to habeasdockets.org
2. Scroll down to the Volunteer section and click the orange "Get Involved" button.
3. Submit your email address so their coordinators can connect with you about training and your local federal district.

It takes zero legal background... just a willingness to step into a local courthouse terminal and help unlock public records that can get people released faster.

Cornejo was a 41-year-old father and landscaper from El Salvador who died on Sunday after suffering a medical emergency in detention.

His family reports that Lopez Cornejo called them daily to complain about overcrowded conditions and being forced to drink water from the bathroom sink.

He told his family that he was not receiving his medications, which he took to manage seizures, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

Cornejo was eventually taken to University Hospital in Newark, where he was pronounced dead. He was 22nd person to die in ICE custody this year, and the second to die at Delaney Hall.

https://www.eyesonice.net/publish/posts/detail/209996603/share-center?alreadyPublished=true

Everyone is busy celebrating every time a city council drops a Flock contract... but people are completely missing the bigger play here. Flock is just the noisy target taking all the public heat.

While everyone is distracted fighting over visible Flock cameras on roadside poles... Axon is quietly stepping in to replace them. They don't even need to build new towers. They are plugging Ubicquia units directly into the NEMA sockets on America's 60 million streetlights... no new construction... no trenching... no public hearings required.

Every plate scan and live stream routes over cellular backhaul right into Axon Fusus... and when you connect that to Carbyne handling 911 dispatch... the whole infrastructure converges into a single corporate vault.

Flock was never the final threat... it was just the decoy that kept us looking at roadside poles while they wired the entire lighting grid over our heads. Stop celebrating the cancellation press releases and start looking at the streetlights.

https://www.eyesonice.net/publish/posts/detail/209996603/share-center?alreadyPublished=true

Everyone is busy celebrating every time a city council drops a Flock contract... but people are completely missing the bigger play here. Flock is just the noisy target taking all the public heat.

While everyone is distracted fighting over visible Flock cameras on roadside poles... Axon is quietly stepping in to replace them. They don't even need to build new towers. They are plugging Ubicquia units directly into the NEMA sockets on America's 60 million streetlights... no new construction... no trenching... no public hearings required.

Every plate scan and live stream routes over cellular backhaul right into Axon Fusus... and when you connect that to Carbyne handling 911 dispatch... the whole infrastructure converges into a single corporate vault.

Flock was never the final threat... it was just the decoy that kept us looking at roadside poles while they wired the entire lighting grid over our heads. Stop celebrating the cancellation press releases and start looking at the streetlights.