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Protesters have broad rights to protest but can’t interfere with law enforcement
Protesters against federal ICE enforcement raids have First Amendment rights to photograph ICE agents, to criticize agents by name.
Protesters against federal ICE enforcement raids have First Amendment rights to photograph ICE agents, to criticize agents by name.
On a fall morning, freelance photojournalist Kenn Cook Jr. arrived at a protest outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs.
As immigration enforcement intensifies across the country, some Latino journalists say covering the issue has begun to carry risks.
Norah O’Donnell, “We the Women: The Hidden Heroes Who Shaped America,” New York: Ballantine Books. 406 pages, $35.00. Book.
When federal immigration agents shot a Chicago woman during an enforcement operation last fall, authorities said she had rammed.