SOA Watch
Earlier this summer, Vice President Harris announced an additional $1.9 billion in corporate “commitments” in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras as part of the White House’s promotion of corporate expansion in the name of addressing Read More …
The U.S. promotion of militarization and neoliberal economic policies in the name of addressing migration from Central America has traditionally gone largely unchallenged in Congress. SOA Watch and other solidarity organizations are working to change this Read More …
SOA Watch’s Dismantling Borders Book Club hosted an Author Talk with former U.S. Border Patrol Agent and whistleblower Jenn Budd when her memoir “Against the Wall: My Journey from Border Patrol Agent to Immigrant Rights Read More …
By Pablo Ruiz SOAwatch Translation by Ana Maria Vasquez – For Latin America, the murder of George Floyd, on May 25, in the United States, and the protests that followed, were of great importance. They Read More …
When it comes to the U.S. government, no one should confuse agency size for the likelihood of accountability. For example, U.S. Border Patrol is the Department of Homeland Security’s largest federal law enforcement agency, yet Read More …