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  ICE Killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo on a Houston Street Today. It's Using the Same Script It Always Uses. No video. No independent witness. Just ICE's word — the same word that didn't hold up the last three times. Pablo Manríquez Jul 7 WASHINGTON — Lorenzo Salgado Araujo bled out on Canal Street in Houston’s East End before 7 a.m. Tuesday, shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer during what the agency is calling a routine “targeted enforcement operation.” His family has not yet had the chance to call it anything at all. ICE says Araujo tried to flee a traffic stop, rammed an agency vehicle and attempted to run over an officer — the same justification the agency has offered in at least three other fatal or near-fatal shootings by immigration agents since Trump’s second-term deportation push began. In every one of those cases, video or the paper trail eventually cut against the government’s version. As of Tuesday night, no video of the Araujo shooting has...

Wednesday Afternoon Updates: The Most Corrupt President in History — 7/1/26 Your Wednesday updates have arrived Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Jul 1 ∙ U.S. President Donald Trump gestures as he speaks with reporters before boarding the new Air Force One, a plane gifted by the Qatari government, at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, U.S., July 1, 2026. REUTERS/Evan Vucci Hi all, Ben here. It’s Wednesday. Before I start, I want to take a second away from all the news to say happy birthday to my Meidas co-founder, and most importantly, my brother, Jordy. So proud of everything we’ve built together, but even more grateful to call you my brother! Remember to like and re-stack to spread the far and wide! Here’s what we’re tracking today: Trump’s new 927-page financial disclosure shows over $1.4 billion in crypto earnings alone in 2025, plus 21,000 stock trades across eight accounts Trump personally bought Micron stock three separate times in March, then this morning announced Micron is po...

  Inside the Pentagon's $1.15 Trillion Bill, Lawmakers Fight Over Who Gets Deported The base text is quiet on immigration. The 1,330 amendments filed against it are not. Pablo Manríquez Jun 30 ∙ Preview   WASHINGTON — Thirteen hundred and thirty amendments. That’s how many members of the House filed in the two weeks after the Rules Committee opened the floodgates on the FY27 National Defense Authorization Act — and buried somewhere in that pile is the most aggressive fight over immigration enforcement Congress has staged since the start of the second Trump administration... Subscribe to Migrant Insider to unlock the rest. Become a paying subscriber of Migrant Insider to get access to this post and other subscriber-only content. A subscription gets you: All News Posts Substack Group Chat

  Meidas+ cross-posted a post from Migrant Insider MeidasTouch Network Apr 10 · Meidas+ Trump posted her murder. He never said her name. A powerful report from Migrant Insider. Her Name Was Nilufar Yasmin. Trump posted her murder. He never said her name. Pablo Manríquez Apr 10 WASHINGTON  —  Her name, according to the Bangladeshi press outlets that bothered to cover her murder, was Nilufar Yasmin. She had come to this country from Gorarbag village, in the Kushakhali Union of Lakshmipur District, in southeastern Bangladesh — a place most Americans couldn’t find on a map even if the fate of the republic depended on it. She had two daughters. She had been working the register at the D&D Convenience Store, a Bangladeshi-owned shop bolted to a Chevron station on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Fort Myers, Florida, for roughly three months. On the morning of April 2, she heard her car being vandalized in the parking lot. She walked outside to find out why....