Francesca D'Annunzio

Francesca D'Annunzio has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. Resources FrancescaDnunz has populated their site with include: • Texas Police Invested Millions in a Shadowy Phone-Tracking Software. They Won’t Say How They’ve Used It. • Tenants organize to force Mesquite’s Hillcrest Apartments to fix AC, get rid of sewage, mold, bugs • Trump's ICE Arrested a Whistleblower Who Exposed Sexual Assault in Detention. Now, He’s Left the Country. • North America’s most endangered ecoregion is in North Texas’ backyard. Here’s what you need to know • Chihuahua construye sistema de vigilancia masiva contra migrantes y ofrece datos a EE.UU: periodista • Texas CBD, vape shops take legal action after delta-8 THC deemed illegal by state • Just Beyond the Texas Border, Chihuahua Is Launching a Burgeoning State Surveillance System • Garland suspends officer after ‘demeaning’ comments to woman reporting sexual harassment • A Venezuelan Was Detained as a 'Documented' Gang Member by ICE, Which Refused to Provide Proof • “Keep Austin Weird” Originator Remembered for Choosing Community Over Capital • Under Operation Lone Star, Texas State Police More than Doubled Their Drone Fleet • In fast-growing Collin County, three Republicans are vying for a new House District seat • The AI-Powered Eyes of Texas • ‘This is just the beginning,’ new Frisco school board trustee says on Steve Bannon show • Local and State Police Are Joining Trump's 'Deportation Force' • Driver arrested in Garland shooting that killed 3 teens, police say; 14-year-old released • Francesca D'Annunzio (@francescadnunz.bsky.social) • EPA plans to start cleaning up soil with lead and arsenic in Garland neighborhood by end of August • Border 911: The Misinformation Network Profiting Off the ‘Invasion’ Narrative • ¿Cómo el 'zar de la frontera' de Trump implementará deportaciones masivas? • Border Vigilantes Are Blurring the Lines of Law Enforcement • She Fled Mexico as a Child. Now, She Teaches Migrant Kids in Tamaulipas. • Texas State Police Gear Up for Massive Expansion of Surveillance Tech • ‘We Are People Too’: Scenes of Migration in Matamoros and Reynosa • How Mass Deportations Would ‘Devastate’ Texas • A Rancher Who Leads a Paramilitary-Style Group Sues Biden over Border Policies • Abbott’s Border 'Theatrics' Now Include Acting Like the State Department • The State Policeman-Turned-Propagandist Pushing Trump’s Extreme Border Agenda • Arizona shipping container wall raises questions about state spending, oversight • Colonias residents fight long, and often lonely, fight for basic services - Cronkite News - Arizona PBS • Lithium liabilities: The untold hazard of the push for more American lithium mines • Mourning Migrants—with the Military’s Permission • Their Arizona community was ideal. Then their neighbor cut off the water • The State Says Shelby Park in Eagle Pass Is Open. Some Locals Beg to Differ. • ‘Spiritual civil war’: How a group of Christian conservative lawmakers is spearheading a bigger fight post-Roe • Right-Wing Bloggers Busted During Militia Border Tour • Joe Arpaio lost four elections and his coveted county sheriff job — but not his lasting influence • America After Roe: a podcast exploring the rise of the religious right and the ongoing battle to reshape the nation, in ways that go far beyond abortion • Mesquite wants to increase the minimum home size by 30%. It could price people out of the city • Feds show up at home of North Texas woman who posted angry tweets after Roe decision • Mesquite’s Hillcrest Apartments: 50 years of housing issues, lawsuits, ownership changes • Residents in Mesquite apartment complex demand action after years of deteriorating conditions • Garland ISD fenced off contaminated areas of Park Crest Elementary. Residents want more answers • Prosper parents and state Rep. Jared Patterson are on a quest to remove ‘obscene’ books from schools