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Attorneys in San Francisco asked a judge to stop ICE‘s nationwide practice of keeping immigrants up to three days in holding cells awaiting transfer to detention centers. The class-action suit alleges that people have been kept in rooms at 630 Sansome St. without beds, bedding, adequate heat, or access to medications.
See what Congressional candidate Sen. Scott Weiner had to say last night to Joe Eskenazi about Israel, housing, and the other contenders for the seat.
Been to Clarion Alley lately? You may have seen the work of some of the teenagers who participated in Graffiti Camp for Girls, a project of the graffiti artist Nina Wright, aka Girl Mobb. See what it’s like to learn to tag in public.
More soon,
Sara
Latest News
S.F. attorneys ask judge to halt extended detentions in ICE holding cells
“The government had the opportunity to rebut and they failed.”
Scott Wiener talks housing, Israel, and D.C. in first public talk as congressional candidate
“I have a particularly hard head.”
Arts Roundup
Girl meets spray can: โGraffiti campโ teaches Bay Area teens how to tag
“I had a little bit of an agenda when I started.”
SNAP
Spread ’em!
By Walter Mackins
Events
Today: Radio Gatsby Swing Band at the Woodchopper’s Ball, Verdi Club, November 11, 9-11:30PM
Tomorrow: Basic Knife Skills, at 18 Reasons, November 12, 6-9PM