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Reporting shows that the federal government and ICE are actively expanding detention capacity: new facilities have opened, ICE is converting or contracting to use warehouses and other sites, and draft...
Henry Ford’s recruitment of Arab immigrants was driven mainly by industrial labor needs and the draw of higher wages and stability—most sources cite Ford’s $5-a-day policy and active recruitment that ...
Henry Ford’s factories began attracting Arab immigrants in the early 20th century, with scholars and local reporting tying a major surge to Ford’s $5 workday announced on Jan. 5, 1914; by the 1910s an...
Reporting by , , and local outlets ties ) into a larger pattern of astroturf projects created by and funded by , but the public record relies on interviews, internal messages cited by reporters, and p...
Dallas Justice Now (DJN) is widely reported as a likely hoax or “astroturf” operation rather than a conventional, transparent social‑justice organization: multiple local investigations found no clear ...
Dallas Justice Now (DJN) presents itself as a Dallas-based advocacy group dedicated to dismantling institutional racism and promoting Black economic and educational opportunity, according to its websi...
Metro Detroit’s Muslim population has grown through a mix of historical labor migration tied to the auto industry, successive waves of immigration after 1965, higher local fertility and community plac...
Ford did not rely on a single, narrow recruitment channel to draw Arab immigrants; rather, a mix of strong economic pull from Ford's high wages and corporate programs, local community networks and mig...
The Ford Motor Company was a central economic magnet that drew early Arab immigrants to Dearborn by offering unusually high wages, steady factory employment, and workplace supports tied to its Model T...