struggle-la-lucha.org
Red Lake Nation blocks ICE entry, asserting sovereignty as agents move north
On Jan. 13, the Tribal Council of Red Lake Nation voted unanimously to restrict ICE and other federal immigration agents from entering Red Lake lands without a court order signed by a judge with jurisdiction. The resolution became public Jan. 28, as tribal leaders warned that federal agents were already “moving north.” Under the new protocol, ICE must obtain a valid court order, present it to the Red Lake Department of Public Safety director, submit to a Red Lake officer escort at all times, and leave immediately after the order is served.
!["Right now, [Cambridge is] one of the few institutions where we still have the political oxygen to do this work. We are not yet getting pressure politically to shut this kind of thing down. We’re still not yet afraid as an institution to host something like this. I want to make it clear, we’re paying for professional security for our events. We are on the radar of some actors who falsely claim we do censorship work and many of our colleagues face real threats for doing their work.
We are definitely at risk. But as I said when I opened the last summit, the fact that we are being threatened means that our work matters. They would not threaten us if our work was not important. So, we convene to continue our work."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ry2ztnho4t7eywfivg4gcq4p/bafkreids75iainpxccr2bzicx5ojxjddn3tctijtdofh2m3ibuu62pl5he)
