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Women on the Border was founded in 2001 to support the empowerment of women working in the NAFTA factories (maquiladoras) at the U.S.-Mexico border.
In recent years, as U.S. policy has become more hostile than ever to migrants, workers, and people of color, Women on the Border has sought to promote scholarship and activism calling for freedom, justice and human dignity.
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Sifting Through the Chaos, Revised 2/2026
The impact of escalating and militarized ICE raids, threats to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, and the loss of respect for the US on a global stage, is overwhelming. What is happening? Where should we look for trustworthy news and in-depth analysis in these...
Grassroots Resistance Organizing Against ICE Attacks
Before they took his cell phone, Joseph* called his wife. He had been arrested by ICE agents just as he was dropping off their two daughters at school. He didn’t know what would happen or how long it would all take. The ICE agents didn’t care that he had been...
Opposition to ICE emerges nationwide
Updated/1/28/2026 - On the morning of Jan. 26, a second U.S. citizen, 37 year-old Alex Pretti was fatally shot at a protest in Minneapolis by ICE agents. Click here to read details of the deadly encounter. THE NATION MOBILIZES AGAINST I.C.E. TERROR by Elvia R....
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This ‘daughter of the Deep South' is fighting for Black voting rights through storytelling
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After the Supreme Court's recent Voting Rights Act decision, Southern states are redrawing their voting maps to dilute Black political power. Alabama's Anneshia Hardy said ‘our ancestors left us a b...