Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project

@florenceproject.bsky.social

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The Florence Project is a nonprofit organization providing free legal and social services to women, men, and unaccompanied children in immigration custody in AZ

A graphic shows three strands of dark barbed wire stretching horizontally across a bright blue sky. Large navy text reads: “Deadly and Dangerous Conditions Inside Temporary Holding Facilities at the Florence Detention Center.” Smaller text below says, “Report linked in bio.” The logo of the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project appears at the bottom center.
Graphic advocacy poster with a yellow background and bold blue text reading: “TAKE ACTION! Tell Congress to vote NO on the ‘ICE FIRST, FAMILIES LAST’ Funding Package.” A large illustrated megaphone appears in the lower center. Smaller text on the left says, “Here’s what’s happening & how can you help,” with an arrow pointing toward the message. The logo of the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project is displayed in the bottom right corner.
Infographic titled “Incidents with 10 or more detainees,” showing clusters of small human icons to represent groups affected by use-of-force incidents at various ICE detention facilities in 2025. Each cluster is labeled with a location and number, including examples such as 65 people in New Mexico, 35 in Georgia, 53 in Louisiana, 39 in Alaska, 66 in Louisiana, and smaller groups (30, 20, 15, 11) in California, Texas, and Louisiana. Brief captions describe incidents involving pepper spray or similar tactics during protests or refusals to comply.
Screenshot of a The Washington Post article with the headline “Internal ICE records reveal widespread use of force in detention centers.” A subheading explains that guards increasingly used chemical agents and physical tactics on detainees, including those asking for basic necessities. Below the text, a close-up photo shows two hands holding a yellow “Request for Interview Form” with handwritten notes requesting medical care after exposure to pepper spray.
A dark blue graphic with a faint Statue of Liberty silhouette. Large headline reads “Birthright citizenship,” followed by text explaining it as a fundamental American promise that all children born on U.S. soil are equal members of the national community regardless of their parents’ background. Bold text states, “Now, the Trump admin wants to take this right away.” Additional text says this harms all Americans, including U.S. citizens. A green button at the bottom reads “Learn more & join the fight: defendbirthright.com,” alongside a logo for The American Promise: Defending Birthright Citizenship.