About this episode

Eleanor Goldfield interviews Logan M. Davis about his reporting on ICE hold rooms and the implications for press freedom.

First up, Eleanor Goldfield sits down with investigative reporter Logan M. Davis to talk about his exclusive reporting on ICE hold rooms, these unofficial black sites that serve as torturous liminal spaces in the larger network of kidnappings, forced disappearances, and deportations. Logan explains how these bus stops with cell doors are acquired, used, and hidden from public view, that the cruelty and terror are the point, and how folks can organize in their local communities to stop them. The post ICE Black Sites and Press Freedom Decline appeared first on Project Censored.

People in this episode

Host: Eleanor Goldfield

Guest: Logan M. Davis

Topics covered

• ICE hold rooms
• black sites
• press freedom
• investigative reporting
• community organizing

Keywords

• ICE
• black sites
• press freedom
• investigative journalism
• community action

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ICE, Project Censored

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