National Political Prisoner Coalition
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Johanna Fernández, a historian of the Young Lords and longtime advocate for Mumia Abu-Jamal, died on July 30, 2026, at age 55.
The Second Circuit vacated the habeas order that freed Mohsen Mahdawi, channeling his retaliation claim into removal review while leaving the First Amendment merits undecided.
The Court held that the government’s prosecution of Ali Danial Hemani violated the Second Amendment without striking down the entire statute.
Franklin "Beto" Coral Garrido — a Colombian attorney, former congressional candidate, and one of the most visible online supporters of President Gustavo Petro — was arrested by U.S...
Charges against six protesters were dismissed in 2026 after challenges to the grand-jury process. Defense lawyers sought further review of prosecutors’ conduct.
Policy Briefs
Immigration Detention as Political Repression
How immigration custody adds a second set of penalties to protest, advocacy and reporting—and the safeguards needed to prevent viewpoint-based enforcement.
Mason’s supporters confirmed his May 2026 transfer and organized help with the transition back to life outside prison.
The preliminary injunction limits enforcement of sanctions against the UN special rapporteur while the case continues.
On May 7, 2026, the White House released the first counterterrorism strategy of President Trump's second term, classifying left-wing networks — including Antifa — among three 'majo...
A Cobb County indictment alleges property damage and arson of land during a protest at the training center contractor’s offices.
Six immigration judges were fired in April 2026, including two who had ruled in cases involving pro-Palestinian activists.
News
Justice Department Moves to Toss Seditious Conspiracy Convictions of Oath Keepers and Proud Boys
The Justice Department on Tuesday asked a federal appeals court to throw out the seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders who were sentenced to priso...