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Filtering Week: Week 41 × Attack target: Rule of Law × Trait: Surveillance of ordinary citizens increases; elite crimes remain opaque × Clear all ☆ Save this search
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Oct 31, 2025 Christopher Landau solicited public denunciations to identify visa-revocation targets under the campaign tagline 'El Quitavisas' Corroborated Civil Rights and Dissent

A deputy secretary of state's public call for citizen-driven visa targeting weaponizes immigration authority against disfavored individuals with reduced due process.

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  • Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau calls for visa revocations under "El Quitavisas" campaign — Christopher Landau, deputy secretary of state and ally of Stephen Miller, has called on Twitter followers to identify targets for visa revocation under the tagline "El Quitavisas" (The Visa Taker). Landau regularly attends Miller's daily immigration calls and serves as the enforcement mechanism to ensure Miller's directives are implemented, representing a politicization of the deputy secretary role.
Verified: Corroborated — 2+ independent news desks Week 41 – 2025-10-25–2025-10-31 wk41_CR_016
Oct 26, 2025 Sam O'Hara / DC resident filed a federal lawsuit with ACLU representation after being detained for playing 'The Imperial March' near National Guard patrols Corroborated Civil Rights and Dissent

The lawsuit challenges detention of a resident engaged in peaceful, satirical protest of a militarized presence in his neighborhood.

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  • DC resident sued for detention after protesting National Guard with Star Wars music — A DC resident filed a lawsuit after being handcuffed and detained for protesting the National Guard's presence in DC neighborhoods by playing "The Imperial March" from Star Wars. Sam O'Hara regularly walked several feet behind National Guard patrols, playing the march (also known as "Darth Vader's Theme") at audible but not blaring volume on his phone or a small speaker. He recorded the encounters and posted videos on TikTok, where millions of people viewed them. The ACLU is representing O'Hara in the federal lawsuit.
Verified: Corroborated — 2+ independent news desks Week 41 – 2025-10-25–2025-10-31 wk41_CR_007