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Immigrants in Texas ICE Camp Begin Hunger Strike to Protest Indefinite Detention

They are demanding to be moved out of the federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has allowed the government to hold immigrants indefinitely.

News • 10.07.2026

Echoes of Isolation

A 2013 prison hunger strike in California led to a dramatic decline in the use of solitary confinement. More than a decade later, people impacted by solitary reflect on the toll of separation.

The Frame • 01.28.2026

What’s Really Happening With the National Prison Strike?

Action is limited so far, but organizers are cheering the media attention.

Analysis • 08.24.2018

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