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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached more than 3.5 million people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network. Recent areas of focus include

Greece, Ukraine, the Gaza Strip, Ferguson and Baltimore. In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.

11/24/2025

Sunrise Movement activists blocked a road to protest ICE outside the Krome Detention Center in Miami-Dade and were arrested on Saturday afternoon.

News2Share contributor Dave Decker was taken by surprise and arrested as well, while on the grass, not on the street. He was released Monday morning after being held in jail since Saturday along with 30 activists.

"Oh my gosh, I'm not with them," David could be heard saying as he was handcuffed.

"Anybody that's here," the responding officer appeared to reply.

"Okay, I'm not fighting," David said.

Dave was not on the street, and was indeed filming and photographing for News2Share and two other clients. He was not participating in the demonstration. His arrest yielded the charges of "trespassing" and "resisting arrest," which were both apparently applied to the 30 activists as well.

"ICE KIDNAPPED MY NEIGHBOR" the Sunrise Movement activists had written on their shirts, many who carried photos of migrants, as they marched to the entrance.

Police arrived promptly and gave a three minute warning before arresting the activists on the street, as well as press who was not on the street.

Prior to the protest outside Krome Detention Center, the activists also rallied outside the facility dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz" where there were no arrests.

Filmed by David Decker for News2Share

11/19/2025

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Fighting broke out and mace was deployed on the streets of Dearborn Tuesday afternoon as pardoned January 6 participant Jake Lang walked around slapping a pack of bacon into a Quran while leading a "March Against Islamification." Counter-protesters twice took Qurans out of his hands.

"Michigan needs to be cleared out of Muslims!" Lang told the media.

Lang attempted to set fire to a Quran, but protesters pulled it away from him before he could light it up. One pointed mace into his face and appeared to trigger it, but it apparently jammed.

Lang accused responding police officers of being "here to enforce Sharia Law."

As tensions escalated outside city hall, police brought in barricades to make a free speech pen for the "March Against Islamization" attendees, with counter protesters outside of it until the meeting opened its doors.

Following a march and several arrests amidst the counter-protests, Lang and his crew entered Dearborn City Council. Lang spoke during the public comment time, telling Muslim members "You guys are outbreeding, insidious parasites."

"You will never look like us," he said. "Get the f*** out. America First."

He was ushered out by police as his supporters yelled "Christ is king!"

"Just get on the bus," officers implored Jake Lang and his friends to leave after his city council comments.

"Christ is king, white is right," Lang said as he boarded his bus and was driven away.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/19/2025

Live: Public comment as MAGA and anti-fascist protesters attend Dearborn MI City Council.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/18/2025

Live: MAGA activists enter Dearborn, MI City Council Meeting.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/18/2025

Live: Rivaling MAGA factions hold controversial march in Muslim-majority Dearborn, Michigan.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/12/2025

"Keep the military off our streets! We won't back down, we won't retreat!" chanted protesters led by veterans in Washington DC this afternoon, Veteran's Day in a rally for "No War on Our Cities."

"We've heard the threat of invocation of the Insurrection Act and deploying the 82nd Airborne to Portland," said Harrison Mann, a U.S. Army major who resigned over U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza.

He says troops will have difficult judgements on what's moral or legal.

"I'm really worried about the scenario where we have ICE next to active duty or National Guard troops, and the ICE officers start shooting, or the ICE officers who are older - who are going to be nominally in charge - tell soldiers to start shooting," he tells News2Share, adding that civilians need to express their support "morally and materially" who would defy unlawful orders.

"We'll be lucky if it doesn't happen" he says of the invocation of the Insurrection Act.

"White veterans, we need to use our privileges in the right way. We're the ones who can get away with filming ICE, and chasing ICE out of our neighborhoods," said FLARE activist Randy Kindle.

"To our service members, remember who you're fighting for," he tells News2Share. "These are your neighbors too."

"This isn't Afghanistan or Iraq anymore. When all this is said and done, you're going down the street, and you're going to have to face these same people that you oppressed."

An apparent right-wing content creator entered the crowd and was surrounded by protesters chanting "Trump must go now!" and ultimately "Go home N**i, go home!"

Former U.S. Army Captain Josephine Guilbeau, who resigned over Israel's war in Gaza, asked the crowd to consider the "thank you for your service" line.

"Who was I serving? What was I serving?" she considered. "17 years of my life, I was a pawn. I was a pawn to this government. I was a pawn to the rich."

"The political repression is knocking on our door," said advocate and journalist Abby Martin. "We've got to get out of these atomized spaces, we're all here together with one message: We want a livable planet, we don't want endless wars, we don't want genocide in our names!"

"If America knew what America was doing, America would invade America," said Jolly Good Ginger. "It would come here and stop it and deliver some democracy!"

"Fascism is not coming, fascism is not on the way, fascism has arrived," he said. "If you're waiting on an election to save you, I've got bad news for you!"

"We're gonna fight! It is our responsibility to be in the streets," he concluded, encouraging participants to sign up with activist organizations and network.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/11/2025

Live: “Vets say no war on our cities!” rally in Washington DC.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/10/2025

Protesters gathered outside the Portland ICE facility again Sunday afternoon, where they were forced back by federal agents firing pepper balls outside the front entrance as vehicles went in and out.

"I've literally had spicier breakfast burritos!" one yelled following munitions fired at a person in a dinosaur costume. "How's it feel to have your munitions beaten by a f***ing umbrella?"

Agents continued to fire sting balls to clear the entrance. "We're moving man," one replied over a loud speaker. "You're shooting us as we are moving!"

A prisoner transport vehicle left the facility with multiple people apparently detained inside.

A man in an "America First" hat had a sign apparently taken by an anti-ICE protester, which he said had touched him previously. It was grabbed back from him.

A person in a pup play mask had a productive dialogue with the man in the "America First" hat, finding common ground on the experience of how these situations can escalate, the danger of retaliatory escalation, and the importance of conversation.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/10/2025

"PAWS OFF!" A coalition of kinksters, furries, pup play participants, and other self-identified "Degenerates against Fascism" marched on Sunday afternoon to the ICE facility in Portland, Oregon, chanting "No Trump, no ICE, no fascist USA!"

"I wanna hear barking! I wanna hear screaming and howling! I wanna hear horse noises! I wanna hear moaning! We are degenerates against fascism!" instructed the group's leader as they arrived at the ICE facility.

Federal agents holding sting ball launchers looked on as the crowd offered chants and animal noises opposing them.

"My neighbors are terrified, my community is scared," explained the leader of Degenerates Against Fascism describing why he wanted to speak out against ICE. "I just can't stand for it."

"I hope that we reached their hearts," he says of the ICE agents. "I want you to look within yourself and realize that nothing we're doing is wrong. People deserve to have lives, they deserve to live here."

Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/09/2025

LIVE: “Degenerates against fascism” protest outside ICE facility in Portland.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/09/2025

Federal agents fired sting balls on at least two occasions Saturday night outside the Portland ICE facility as pro-Trump and anti-ICE protesters argued and rallied on the street.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

11/08/2025

Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino continued to lead federal agents in a deportation surge dubbed "Operation Midway Blitz" in the suburban neighborhoods of Skokie and Park City outside Chicago on Friday. Protesters in vehicles and on foot followed Bovino's forces, blowing whistles and ridiculing agents as the operation took place.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached millions of people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network.

Areas of focus primarily include activism, politics, civil unrest, and radical technologies.

In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.