The future of political freedom in America
is on trial in North Texas
Months before the U.S. government labeled Alex Pretti and Renee Good “domestic terrorists”, the FBI was celebrating arrests following the July 4th Prairieland noise demo as its first “Antifa” domestic terrorism case. Against the backdrop of an ongoing national movement against ICE, 22 people are now facing decades in prison for protesting at the notorious Prairieland detention facility known for its internment of Palestinian protestor Leqaa Kordia and its brutal conditions faced by over 700 detainees.
The outcome of this case will haunt movements for decades to come. The Trump administration is using what happened on July 4th to test its ability to criminalize dissent and chill all opposition.
Anyone resisting ICE deserves our support. To ensure the best chances at a positive outcome — for them and for us — the Prairieland Defendants need legal, media, and personal support now more than ever to get through trials, appeals, detention, and more. Learn how you can help.
