Hatewatch Headlines 6/20/2018
Fringe inflamed anti-immigrant passions; Some separations will be permanent; Kobach case dismantles voter-fraud alarmist claims; and more.
New York Times: How anti-immigrant passion was inflamed from the fringe.
Associated Press: Youngest immigrant detainees are being held in ‘tender age’ shelters.
McClatchy: U.S. officials likely lost track of nearly 6,000 unaccompanied migrant children.
NBC News: Former ICE director warns that some migrant family separations will become permanent.
Right Wing Watch: Conservative media sure sound a lot like an alt-right podcast right now.
The Atlantic: How Jeff Sessions’ Justice Department could end civil-rights law enforcement.
ProPublica: The history behind the criminal immigration law: Eugenics and white supremacy.
AlterNet: From Nazi Germany to Japanese internment, here’s the ugly history behind Trump’s ‘infest.’
Raw Story: Border Patrol ripped girl with Down’s syndrome from her mom, and now she’s lost.
Arizona Republic (Phoenix): Readers show zero tolerance for immigrant kids torn from their parents.
Talking Points Memo: Claims by voting fraud alarmists are dismantled by judge in Kobach case.
Vice: Inside the disturbing forum incels use to brutally criticize each others’ faces.
Think Progress: Hate groups tried to argue in court that trans students threaten privacy, but it didn’t go well.
Media Matters: McInnes falls for anti-bisexual 4chan hoax, claims trans identities are mental illnesses.
ReWire: Presbyterians to propose historic resolution for religious freedom and against LGBT discrimination.
Salon: The roots of white rage: America’s clash of class and race, from the Civil War to Trump.
