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A U.S. citizen named Sunny Naqvi, 28 years old, flew into O’Hare Airport in Chicago and ended up getting grabbed by DHS agents. She wasn’t charged with anything. Nobody said she broke a law. They just didn’t like her “travel history,” whatever that means. Sunny was born in Illinois, but that didn’t stop them from holding her. They kept her inside the airport for around 30 hours, completely out of sight. Then, without telling her family, agents moved her to an ICE detention center in Broadview, Illinois. While all this was happening, her family kept calling, and federal agents kept insisting she wasn’t in custody — even though her phone location showed she was inside the facility. Then things got even stranger. Agents asked for her phone number, saying they were trying to “find her phone.” Minutes later, the phone was unlocked, her messages were read, and then the phone was shut off so her family couldn’t track her anymore. After that, they moved her again — this time across state lines to a detention center in Dodge County, Wisconsin. No charges. No explanation. Eventually, early Saturday morning, they let her go. Not in Illinois. Not near her home. They released her alone in Wisconsin with a dead phone and no way to get anywhere. She ended up hitchhiking to a hotel just to figure out how to reconnect with her family. Here’s the real problem: If federal agents can take a U.S. citizen with no charges, hide where they’re keeping them, go through their phone, and move them from state to state without telling anyone… that’s a danger to everyone. Because if they can do it to one person, they can do it to anybody. This is the new USofA now. Terrorizing abroad and at home.
Living in constant terror - Michael Malice
#totalitarianism #fear #oppression
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gif’s artidote | episode 4 | small steps & change
this week i read two blog posts: ‘small steps‘ & ‘change‘ as they’re both about my transition journey and are quite short. in addition i discuss why it seems many trans & non-binary people in particular often adopt an anarchist philosophy in their lifestyle, which i argue is the reason trans people are being scapegoated more aggressively than other minority groups.
author: gif© | published: 25/03/2026 | all rights reserved
Civil Rights demonstrator being arrested in Birmingham, Alabama, USA, 1963

My colleague Meghna Dutta is working on a research project exploring gendered persecution in India, under the guise of “witch hunts,” legitimized through mysticism. Read a recent article from the Wayne State University Graduate School.
The practice [of witch hunting] had a kind of mysticism she understood to be rooted in superstition. It wasn’t until she began her undergraduate program in […]
https://qthry.net/witch-hunting-as-gender-oppression-in-india/My colleague Meghna Dutta is working on a research project exploring gendered persecution in India, under the guise of “witch hunts,” legitimized through mysticism. Read a recent article from the Wayne State University Graduate School. The practice [of witch hunting] had a kind of mysticism she understood to be rooted in superstition. It wasn’t until […]