Dissent in Bloom
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Madurismo Without Maduro: How The U.S. Rejected Two Peace Deals, Chose Air Strikes Instead.
January 2026. You're in Caracas. It's just after midnight on a cold night, and the entire block has gone black. It's quiet, almost too quiet. The TV has gone black and silent, the rattling from the heater is gone, and even the buzz from the...
The "Amazon Prime" of Deportation: The Logistics of ICE’s Warehouse Proposal
There is a peculiar kind of sociopathy required to wake up, order an overnight package, and decide that the same model should be applied to human beings. Yet, this is exactly the "business" I.C.E Director Todd Lyons proposed during a “Borde...
Trading Lives for Aid: The Unstable Nations Paid to Take America’s Immigrants
When you imagine being safe, you imagine comfort and predictability. You imagine your bed, your backyard, a warm shower. You do not imagine kidnapping, armed conflict, or countries so unstable that U.S. troops are ordered to stay behind for...
ICE Targets School Zones in Columbus, Families Detained
On December 19th, school let out early in Columbus, and children did what children always do. Kids were expecting to go home with family for winter break and all the coming festivities of the holidays.
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Journalist investigating power, healthcare, immigrant rights, and gov corruption. BSN-RN. Neurodivergent + Gen Z voice. Independent, unfiltered, unsponsored. Work cited in Newsweek, Economic Times, Daily Boulder, and Columbus Free Press.
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