Know Your Rights: Navigating ICE Encounters
March 12, 2026
Know Your Rights: Navigating ICE Encounters
March 12, 2026
Detroit and LA communities unite against immigration crackdowns, sharing stories, resilience, and activism to protect families and defend immigrant rights.
Michigan legal experts explain ICE rights, warrants, and detentions as immigrant families face rising enforcement and safety concerns.
Detroit construction workers face extreme heat daily with limited protections—discover how climate, labor, and safety risks collide in outdoor jobs.
Wayne County homeowners can avoid foreclosure by enrolling in property tax payment plans before March 31, 2026. Learn eligibility and...
Western International High School students rally against ICE in Southwest Detroit, demanding immigrant rights after classmate detention.
Español Abajo Her hands carried a map of the city of Pontiac, divided by districts; some of her bags made...
Español Abajo “When I talk about abolishing ICE, I'm talking about abolishing a paramilitary force that exists specifically to weaponize...
Español Abajo The Motor City Cruise celebrated Hispanic Heritage Day on February 22 at Wayne State Fieldhouse with a commanding...
Michigan’s 2026 “I Voted” sticker contest returns, inviting students and residents to submit original designs and celebrate civic engagement before...
Detroit small businesses in 2026 show cautious optimism, investing in AI, digital payments, financing, and event-driven growth strategies.
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