
Otis Grotewohl
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2 months ago |
workers.org | Otis Grotewohl
Upon being sworn in on Jan. 20, President Donald Trump abruptly unleashed racist attacks against undocumented workers and migrant families. Trump used the inaugural address as a forum for his assault. In his speech, he threatened to pass “a series of historic executive orders” aimed at targeting migrant workers and their families. At one point, Trump threatened to invoke the use of the archaic “Alien Enemies Act” of 1798 as a tool for mass deportations.
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2 months ago |
workers.org | Otis Grotewohl
Por Otis GrotewohlTras jurar su cargo el 20 de enero, el presidente Donald Trump desató de repente ataques racistas contra trabajadores indocumentados y familias migrantes. Trump utilizó el discurso inaugural como foro para su ataque. En su discurso, amenazó con aprobar «una serie de órdenes ejecutivas históricas» dirigidas a los trabajadores migrantes y sus familias.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
workers.org | Otis Grotewohl
Before the U.S. elections, incoming President Donald Trump claimed he wanted to see an end to the war in Ukraine. In fact, he bragged that he could stop the conflict “within 24 hours of taking office.” (The Hill, Dec. 30)Recent developments, however, show there will likely be little difference between the incoming Trump administration and the outgoing Biden administration regarding military aid and funding to Ukraine.
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Dec 30, 2024 |
workers.org | Otis Grotewohl
People within the Indigenous Māori community of “New Zealand” have been protesting a racist bill that was recently introduced by that country’s right-wing government. On Nov.
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Dec 24, 2024 |
workers.org | Otis Grotewohl
One week before many of their workers were planning to celebrate the winter holidays with loved ones, two major retailers announced they were officially closing all store locations. The Columbus, Ohio-based discount department store Big Lots! publicly revealed Dec. 19 they were officially closing all their shops, while Party City made a similar revelation the very next day. Most store employees learned about the news either while at work or through media coverage on their day off.
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