Hatewatch Headlines 6/15/2018
Journalists face rising tide of far-right threats; ICE detains legal resident in CA; Atomwaffen leader stars in Hitler-loving video; and more.
Guardian: Doxing, assaults, death threats: The new dangers facing U.S. journalists covering far-right extremism.
Talking Points Memo: New GOP immigration bill would bar family separation, protect DACA students.
Mercury News (San Jose, CA): California woman 'in shock' after ICE detains father, a legal resident, outside home.
Washington Post: Inside Casa Padre, the converted Walmart where the U.S. is holding nearly 1,500 immigrant children.
Think Progress: The story behind the strange Trump mural inside a children’s immigration detention center.
Tampa Bay Times: Atomwaffen SS leader, now behind bars, stars in new video extolling Hitler.
Tennesseean (Nashville, TN): White nationalist gathering at state park will draw protesters, too.
Vice: How Canada’s biggest alt-right podcast host went from gamer to neo-Nazi.
Media Matters: Talking Points USA invited a slate of sexists to speak at its Young Women’s Leadership summit.
Right Wing Watch: Jack Posobiec is lying about his Pizzagate past.
Huffington Post: Rep. Steve King says he didn’t realize he had retweeted a Nazi propagandist.
Associated Press: San Francisco contemplates removing controversial statue of subjected Native American.
Newsweek: Alumni of high school in Kirkland, WA, debate Confederacy as students vote to keep ‘Rebel’ mascot.
Coloradoan (Fort Collins): Police arrest man on hate-crime charges for alleged threats, derogatory racial remarks.
Raw Story: Ohio school keeps racist mascot after mob of angry parents shout down ‘politically correct bullies.’
AlterNet: Republican Party chair appears to threaten Americans who don’t support Trump in authoritarian tweet.
Pacific Standard: How right-wing media has tried to stifle student speech at Evergreen State College.