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Following the Trail: From Blood Tribe to the Supreme Court
How a neo-nazi campaign targeting Haitians in Ohio led all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Prairieland Part 4: Blueprint for Repression
Prairieland marks a dangerous precedent. When speech, political association, encrypted chats, legal gun ownership, and proximity to protest become grounds for decades in prison, dissent itself becomes criminalized.
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NK3 Portland Reportback
Report from CrimethInc: Anarchists at the 2026 No Kings RalliesReports from anarchists who engaged with the March 28, 2026 No Kings rallies.CrimethInc.CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective After roughly 30,000 people flooded downtown Portland for the No Kings parade on March 28th, 2026, a few hundred made their way
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Defendant in Portland Case Surrounding Nick Sortor Found Not Guilty
On October 2, 2025, far-right influencer Nick Sortor was arrested by the Portland Police Bureau during an anti-ICE protest in Portland, Oregon. The charge, which was dropped shortly after: disorderly conduct. The reality: he showed up, disrupted a flag burning, escalated tensions, and walked directly into the kind
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Prairieland Part 3: The "Antifa Scare," Inside the Trial and the Criminalization of Dissent
Nine people face decades in prison after a July 4 protest outside Prairieland Detention Center was prosecuted as “terrorism.” One shooter. No coordinated plan. Still, sweeping convictions. This case sets a dangerous precedent: showing up can now be treated as conspiracy.
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She Brought 19,000 Signatures. They Brought Police: How Portland, OR Is Handling ICE Opposition
A Portland activist delivered a petition with 19,000+ signatures demanding the city revoke the ICE permit. The city had her arrested. Days later, a councilor proposed allowing council members to openly carry firearms while conducting city business.
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Prairieland Part 2: Case Update
The Prairieland 19 trial collapsed on day one in federal court, spotlighting how politically charged protest cases are handled. The case previews aggressive prosecution tactics, the implications it has beyond the courtroom, and what to watch as it moves forward.
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New Site Tracks Oregon Corporate Ties to Federal Immigration Enforcement
A new website exposes Oregon businesses who have official government contracts with ICE and CBP
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Students Walk Out Against ICE, Counselor Seizes Student’s Sign Off Campus
As student walkouts against ICE spread nationwide, tensions are rising between young protesters and school administrators. In Portland, one family says a counselor crossed a constitutional line when she confiscated their daughter’s protest sign off campus.
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Portland’s Labor Against ICE March Faces Brutal Federal Response
A peaceful rally was met with violence when federal agents unleashed tear gas, rubber bullets, and other munitions on Portlanders, including young children, highlighting the deepening militarization of law enforcement and the community’s unwavering resistance.
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Autonomy in Practice: Permanent Vigil’s and Sacred Fires
On the same day community members gathered to grieve the killing of Renee Good at the hands of an ICE agent in Minneapolis, something shifted in downtown Portland, Oregon. What began as a vigil and flag burning across from the federal courthouse transformed, almost organically, into an autonomous zone that
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Beaverton Students Stage Largest Walkout in Years Amid Silence and Inaction from District
By late morning on December 8th, the rain in Beaverton, Oregon was coming down hard, flood-warning hard. But at 10 a.m., students poured out from their classrooms anyway, chanting through the wind and cold as they led the largest district-wide walkout Beaverton has seen in years. Their