By signing this petition, you will be adding your name to a sign-on letter to the Delaware River Basin Commission that lays out our demands for its review of the proposed PennEast pipeline. The DRBC rarely uses its authority to review pipeline projects. They indicated some time ago that they would review this one, but never described how robust a review it would be. To date, the DRBC has not initiated a review. That may change now that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued its conditional approval of the pipeline. We don't want FERC's decision or the timing of it to influence DRBC in any way. Help us send that message to the DRBC.

On a daily basis.

To try and stop this, as we have always tried to teach our children that lying and cheating is not a moral action, and ends up hurting you and your fellow humans.

Ravi Ragbir is an immigrant, a New Yorker, and an activist—who has been ordered to report for deportation on Saturday, February 10. This is only one of many examples of ICE targeting immigrant activists and leaders in a concerted effort to disrupt the movement for immigrant rights and respect and to intimidate other immigrants from speaking up. And, sadly, Ravi's is only one of countless stories of families and communities being torn apart by the Trump deportation machine. Ravi has contributed to his community in New York, is a civic leader, and has the support of elected officials and his own community. He has complied with all of his check-ins and the rules governing his status in the United States. He deserves to continue to be an active participant in his community in New York. ICE should cancel his deportation proceedings immediately—and similarly cease its aggressive actions against the countless immigrants whose homes, families, jobs, communities, employees, students, and hearts are here in American.

The nation is being hurt by divisive language and flippant attitudes. Disagreeing with the President is not treason. If the Republican party can support language like Joe Wilson's "you lie!", then they should support the dissent among the Democrats as well.

Gas lawn equipment is close to emitting the same the amount of smog created by vehicles. They also have high noise pollution which creates stress.

I travel hwy 349 at least two times a day and the grooves in the road are terrible. It thows vehicles into other lanes and is becoming a safety hazard.

Motel 6—which is controlled by the CEO of the Blackstone Group, one of Donald Trump's biggest supporters—is suspected of calling ICE to report undocumented guests.  As the owner of Motel 6 and several other national hotel chains, Blackstone Group must ensure this disturbing practice is not being used against hotel guests anywhere. Employees at two Motel 6 locations in Arizona, where more than 20 arrests by ICE have been made in recent months, confirmed rumors, telling local media: "We send a report every morning to ICE -- all the names of everybody that comes in."  Let that sink in for a minute.  Motel 6 is literally taking money from immigrant customers, and then calling immigration agents to come round them up, jail them, and deport them if they can find a reason. This is unacceptable.  Adding insult to injury, Motel 6 has released a statement claiming this was an isolated incident and the practice "was discontinued." That's it. No change in policies, no employees disciplined, no increased oversight.  We can't let Motel 6 get away with these anti-immigrant practices. Demand that Blackstone Group ensures none of their hotels are cooperating with ICE.  Together we can show callous companies and CEO's that they are not above basic decency.

Edder Rizo Sanchez, a young immigrant in South Carolina, was detained on November 12, 2017 despite having DACA. Edder has been in detention ever since. After detaining Edder, ICE called United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to have his DACA revoked on November 17, 2017. The fact that ICE is working in collaboration with USCIS is unacceptable. Because of ICE’s collaboration with USCIS, Edder is away from his family in a detention camp. Leticia (Edders mother) has been heartbroken but has hope that Edder will come home to her. They have called this country home since Edder was three years old. Edder has been a pillar of support for his family and losing him to deportation would be devastating. This has been the first time Leticia and Edder have been separated. Now their dreams have been placed on hold. Help Leticia bring Edder home where he belongs.

Jorge has a story like so many immigrant stories: one filled with hard work, strong ties to his community, and love for his family. He has cooperated with the government, paid taxes, and has no criminal record. We have been hearing stories like Jorge's over and over again. This must stop. When immigrants arrive as children, attend our schools, and grow up as an American, they should be allowed, when adults, to make the decision to stay or return. It should be their choice! This is humanitarian. His wife and children have always lived in the US and him leaving would be extremely difficult for them emotionally and financially. We ask that you help them to stay together.

The electoral college has become an impediment to our democracy. We should be electing our president through a simple majority vote.

Families shouldn't be broken up, and America needs to be a more welcoming nation, especially to those who do good.