ICE agents arrested three immigrants at San Francisco’s immigration court, triggering protests and a shutdown of court proceedings.
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Thousands condemn ICE raids during second day of protests in San Francisco
Thousands of people marched through San Francisco’s Mission District on Monday evening, protesting ICE raids, travel bans, and broader immigration crackdowns during a day of citywide demonstrations.
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San Francisco anti-ICE protest escalates into clash with police; 148 adults, 6 minors arrested
A peaceful protest in San Francisco ended in violence after police clashed with demonstrators opposing ICE raids and Trump’s troop deployment in Los Angeles.
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Community builds altar to honor Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis, 19-year-old shot in Dolores Park
One year after Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis was shot at Dolores Park, his loved ones built an altar at the site to honor his life and legacy.
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Lurie’s budget cuts turns its back on San Francisco’s working class
OP-ED: Mayor Lurie’s proposed budget slashes funding for homelessness services, job programs and public works while boosting law enforcement. It’s a political shift with lasting consequences for San Francisco’s working class.
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Meet Emma Garcia: El Tecolote’s new video journalist
Emma Garcia joins El Tecolote as our new video journalist through the California Local News Fellowship, where she’ll focus on stories that inform, center and uplift San Francisco’s Latinx communities.
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This San Francisco dancer brings Afro-Caribbean rhythms and resistance to the Mission
A San Francisco dancer brings Afro-Caribbean rhythms, community storytelling and resistance to the stage through movement rooted in the Mission.
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ICE makes rare courthouse arrests in S.F. Advocates call it part of a larger crackdown
Four people were arrested by ICE outside San Francisco’s immigration court — a rare tactic immigrant advocates say marks a disturbing escalation.
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Photos: 47th Carnaval celebrates African diaspora in the Americas
Thousands gathered in the Mission District for Carnaval, honoring the African diaspora across the Americas.
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Carnaval isn’t just a parade. For this troupe, it’s an immigrant tradition
Fogo Na Roupa blends dance and immigrant resilience into a Carnaval tradition that feels more like family than performance.