Minneapolis Responds to ICE Committing Murder: An Account from the Street Yesterday, ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good in cold blood. This is an account from an anarchist in Minneapolis who participated in the protests that broke out immediately afterwards at the scene of her murder. Abolish ICE. Fight back.
Federal mercenaries have reportedly murdered someone in the Twin Cities. ICE is on the streets to kidnap and murder people. The Trump regime has put weapons in their hands for precisely this purpose. DO NOT trust cowardly Democrat politicians to address this. If we "remain calm," the mercenaries will continue kidnapping and murdering with impunity. We must stand up to them. image
“A World Governed by Force” — The Attack on Venezuela and the Conflicts to Come We situate the attack on Venezuela in a larger context, reflect on what effective opposition could look like, and identify how we can take action in response. *** “We live in a world that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power,” Stephen Miller told CNN host Jake Tapper, on January 5, 2026, spelling out the fascist program as he justified seizing Greenland by force. “These are the iron laws of the world since the beginning of time.” What is the alternative to this worldview? How can we ensure that it does not triumph? image
2000 federal mercenaries are deploying in the Twin Cities to terrorize and kidnap people. This is the front line of the regime's program to introduce fascism, rule by brute force. But they can be beaten. Study Chicago organizers' guide to grassroots resistance to ICE: image
Every year, anarchists around the world welcome the end of the old year and the arrival of the new by demonstrating outside jails and prisons to manifest a world in which no one is forgotten and everyone is free. May life-giving courage and poetry bloom in the wreckage of an order based on oppression. Happy new year.
2025: The Year in Review With a Complete Accounting of Our Efforts The year 2025 arrived like a nightmare. Congratulations on surviving it—and welcome to our year in review report! What did we accomplish this year? How can we prepare for what comes next? Let’s review! "While conditions in the United States and Europe have been grim, these distant fires suggest that the age of uprisings is not over. The plumes of smoke rising from the horizon today hint at events that could break out much closer to home tomorrow. It is urgent to think through what lasting gains movements can achieve during such surges of activity in an era when the apparatus of the state has proven incapable of reform."
The Trump administration's efforts to criminalize opposition to fascism are taking effect overseas. Two banks are shutting down the accounts belonging to Rote Hilfe—a German legal aid organization over a century old—because of Trump designating so-called "Antifa Ost" as a "foreign terrorist organization." The designation has no equivalent in German law. It's based on a single case with extremely questionable evidence. The German government has not adopted the designation, repeatedly emphasizing that the purely legal construct "Antifa East" poses no significant threat. Nonetheless, these cowardly German banks are permitting Donald Trump to determine who they work with—despite the fact that the Trump administration has made it clear that not only do they oppose anti-fascism in general, they explicitly consider those who resisted the rise of Hitler to be "terrorists."
While Trump’s henchmen dishonestly claim that ICE is targeting “criminals,” the real wrongdoers are those who do harm to their neighbors in return for a bribe. Our counter-recruitment poster against ICE, seen wheatpasted across middle America. You can put them up, too:
When autocracy takes hold in a country, everything goes on as before—police go on policing, landlords go on collecting rent, people go on showing up to work. The transition takes place so smoothly because all the elements necessary to fascism were present under democracy. People imagine fascism as the opposite of democratic governance. In fact, it employs the same police, courts, property rights, patriotic mythology, and habits of obedience as state democracy. Wherever there is a powerful state with a monopoly on violence, fascism is only an election away. This is why resistance to authoritarianism must take place at all times, not simply when an army is invading under swastika flags. We must never conflate the smooth functioning of the state with freedom itself. Assuming that the "rule of law" is identical with self-determination gives aspiring despots a free hand. image
On this day in December 2008, in the Exarchia district of Athens, a Greek police officer murdered Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15-year-old Greek anarchist. In response, the whole country rose in revolt. This interview describes the organizing behind the insurrection: Ever since, people in Greece have observed the murder of Alexandros and the insurrection of 2008 with a day of demonstrations: Today, we remember Alexandros and honor the courage of those who stood up to the police who murdered him. Police will go on killing as long as capitalism exists. But together, we can show that this is a senseless tragedy and make it possible to imagine the end of a social order based on domination.