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Final week, federal brokers arrived within the East Bay for what was anticipated to be a serious immigration and regulation enforcement operation. Then President Trump referred to as it off – for now. However the affect on Oakland college students, households, companies and protesters was profound.

On this episode, we take you thru every part that occurred on Wednesday and Thursday, from Coast Guard Island to Fruitvale Village and Oakland faculties with giant immigrant populations. You get an thought of ​​the place issues are actually. And you’ll perceive what all of us want to remove from this expertise.

Plus protection of developments in Oakland’s ongoing debates over police enforcement, excellent news on Oakland college enrollment and a long-standing Lakeshore establishment closing its doorways.

Hyperlinks to Oaklandside tales we cowl on this episode:

On Thursday, Fruitvale was empty

The specter of a federal “surge” elevated absenteeism amongst Oakland’s immigrant college students

A federal agent shot a preacher within the face with a chemical weapon. What can California do about it?

Oakland mayor and sheriff say CBP’s East Bay ‘surge’ operation has been canceled

The East Bay’s ‘Resistance’: A Information to Native Activism

Enrollment in OUSD has elevated for the primary time in eight years. Can it’s sustained?

Following the resignation of the OPD chief, the Oakland Metropolis Council offers a blow to police oversight

Oakland is dropping an previous Lakeshore establishment

Discover all these tales and extra at Oaklandside.org. Do you’ve any suggestions or story concepts? Electronic mail us at editors@oaklandside.org.

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Tasneem Raja is editor-in-chief of The Oaklandside. A pioneer in knowledge journalism and native nonprofit information startups, she co-founded The Tyler Loop, a nationally acknowledged group information platform in East Texas. She was a senior editor at NPR’s Code Change and at Mom Jones, the place the staff she led helped construct America’s first-ever database of mass shootings. She started her profession as a reporter at The Chicago Reader and The Philadelphia Weekly, and lives in Oakland along with her husband and daughter.

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