ICE Concentration Camps violate both civil rights and liberties as well as human rights and privacy. They have created havoc in every state they have entered and have no plan to change of their corrupt policies. They disrupt peaceful protests and neighborhoods are being held hostage by their presence from fear of being retaliated against. 

We need to protect ourselves and families along with other drivers on the road that this could impact. Ford is clearly putting their pocket book above the value of lives.

AT&T is a major company, bringing in $120 billion in revenue every year. It doesn’t need DHS’s contracts in order to remain profitable. But it’s choosing to maintain its ties with DHS despite widespread documentation of ICE’s abuse and civil rights violations. The reality is that ICE can’t execute its massive, ramped up deportation campaign on its own. It relies on technology companies for its intrusive surveillance and data and IT infrastructure. And it relies on AT&T for its high-speed network and special “first responders” priority access to voice and data.  ICE also uses AT&T for its “Data Analytics Service”—allowing ICE to tap into AT&T’s raw data and analysis of that data. Which means ICE can use that data to add to its massive database tracking Americans, a violation of our privacy and security. ICE and CPB’s inflated budget has enabled them to sow chaos and violence across the country, and they are just getting started. And while we fight to push Congress and the administration to rein in this rogue agency, we need to also send a clear message to corporations enabling ICE’s brutality that they will be held to account, as well.  >>Add your name to the petition to send a clear message to AT&T that the public is watching and expects them to cut ties with ICE come September.<<

On April 17, 2018, my daughter, Sheyanna Smith, lost her life in Coffee County, Georgia. Since that day, our family has lived with unanswered questions about the circumstances surrounding her death and the investigation that followed. Over the years, I have carefully reviewed the available records related to Sheyanna’s case, including emergency dispatch records, investigative reports, and autopsy documentation. During this process, multiple inconsistencies and unanswered questions have emerged regarding the timeline, the documentation of events, and how the investigation was handled. Every family deserves to know the truth about what happened to their loved one. When questions remain unresolved, transparency and accountability are essential to maintaining public trust in the justice system. This petition calls for an independent and thorough review of the investigation into the death of Sheyanna Smith. A fresh examination of the evidence and records can help determine whether all proper procedures were followed and whether the case should be re-evaluated. We respectfully ask state authorities and appropriate oversight agencies to: • Conduct an independent review of the investigation into Sheyanna Smith’s death. • Examine the timeline, emergency response records, and investigative documentation related to the case. • Ensure that all evidence and records are fully reviewed and preserved. • Provide transparency to the public and to Sheyanna’s family. Justice depends on accountability and truth. No family should have to fight alone for answers about their child. By signing this petition, you are standing for transparency, fairness, and the right of a family to know the truth. Please sign and share this petition to help ensure that Sheyanna Smith’s case receives the independent review it deserves. Justice for Sheyanna. Truth for our family. Accountability for our community.

Because I know they like truffle tots too.

Because it’s about **equal protection + safety with standards**: - **Equal rights:** lawful self‑defense shouldn’t depend on race, zip code, or who gets “approved.”   - **Deterrence:** trained, lawful carry can discourage opportunistic violence against vulnerable communities.   - **Training reduces accidents:** a basic safety standard lowers negligent discharges and misuse.   - **Clear rules = less abuse:** standardized requirements reduce arbitrary enforcement and discrimination.   - **Shared safety burden:** when communities are trained and lawful, it can reduce reliance on emergency response alone.

Football should bring fans together, not promote an unpopular war and trivialize the death and destruction in Iran. The NFL is usually quick to demand that X and other social media platforms take down unauthorized use of its content, but they've been silent on this.  Former players who are featured in the video, however, are pushing back and demanding that it be taken down.   “For that play to be associated with bombing human beings makes me sick,” former player Kenny Bell told The Washington Post. “I don’t want anything to do with images like that.” Hall of Fame player Ed Reed posted on X: "I do not approve this message.” The NFL should listen to its former players, get off the sidelines, and threaten legal action if the White House does not immediately take down the offensive video. 

Spice lovers love this chip; and as Frito-Lay expands their spice palate, the fiery habanero Dinamitas should undoubtedly be a permanent staple in the Dinamitas chip line.

This is not the first time—and it won’t be the last—that the Idaho Legislature has attempted to pressure the Supreme Court into overturning Obergefell v. Hodges. Just last year, a similar memorial drew over 14,000 petition signatures and even made national news. Yet here we are again. We need to make it unmistakably clear to state leadership: they work for us. The people of Idaho—and the people of this country—do not want marriage equality overturned, and our Legislature should not be asking the Supreme Court to revisit a settled constitutional right. Idaho’s own marriage amendment has already been ruled unconstitutional. SCOTUS has already declined to hear challenges like Kim Davis’s attempt to undo Obergefell. Idaho’s repeated attempts to reignite this fight are not only pointless—they’re embarrassing. Idaho legislators should be focused on serving all Idahoans. LGBTQ+ Idahoans live here, work here, pay taxes here, and have every right to marry the person they love. Instead of wasting time trying to strip away rights from their own constituents, our lawmakers should be addressing the real needs of this state. It’s time to send a clear, urgent message: Stop attacking marriage equality. Start working for Idaho.

As the violence rages on and a horrific death toll rises in Iran and across the Middle East, reports indicate Trump is gearing up to request an additional $50 BILLION from Congress to fuel his war. Those are OUR taxpayer dollars — money that should be used for healthcare, education, and more programs that help people thrive. Trump, Hegseth, and Rubio would instead misuse our resources to sow chaos, fear, and bloodshed. A vote to fund Trump’s war is a vote in favor of this deadly, deeply unpopular war. The only ones who stand to profit are the weaponmakers, who are already heading to Capitol Hill to lobby in favor of this unconscionable scheme. We say: Not one more dime. Let’s get louder than the war hawks by flooding congressional offices with letters demanding they reject any funding for Trump’s war machine.

Every student deserves to feel safe at school and in their community. Right now, too many teenagers are able to access firearms that they should never have access to in the first place. By signing this petition, you are helping call on Virginia’s leaders to create stronger gun safety laws that better protect young people and prevent weapons from falling into the wrong hands. Stricter gun laws can help reduce accidental shootings, school violence, and other tragedies that impact families and communities. Common sense measures like stronger background checks, secure storage requirements, and better safeguards against illegal access can make a real difference in keeping firearms away from minors. Teenagers should be focused on learning, growing, and building their futures not worrying about gun violence. When we speak up together, our voices can push for policies that prioritize safety and responsibility. Sign this petition to support stronger protections for young people in Virginia and to help create safer schools and communities for everyone.

To bring back our beloved sport to the collegiate level at Boise State University