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  • Democrats: Fight back and redistrict in your states!
    Earlier this year, Donald Trump began a redistricting battle by urging Texas Republicans to introduce newly redistricted maps in order to secure more Republican wins in the 2026 midterms. This strategy has spread to states all across the country, with Republicans introducing new electoral maps in Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, and more on the way. Democrats have fought back with their own attempts to redistrict their states to counterbalance these blatant attempts to rig 2026 elections.  Democrats must continue to fight and stop Trump from silencing voters!
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  • Tell Congress: Pass the Stand Up for Sudan Act
    I urge you to pass the Stand Up for Sudan Act (H.R.2059, S.935), which would prohibit U.S. arms sales to the UAE government unless it ends material support to the Rapid Support Forces currently waging a devastating war in Sudan.
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  • Demand Action Against ICE
    Dear Forest Grove City Council, Hillsboro City Council, and Washington Board of Commissioners, We, the members of Indivisible Forest Grove, write to express our full support for the Declaration of a State of Emergency in Response to the Increased Actions of the Federal Government issued by Washington County Board of Commissioners. This declaration acknowledges the state of our community and what so many in our community have long known and lived: that Federal Immigration Enforcement has turned into a state sanctioned terror group, causing fear, anxiety and economic hardship on vulnerable neighbors in our community.  Recognizing this as an emergency is not an act of alarmism; it is an act of truth-telling and is a crucial first step toward mobilizing the resources, compassion, and coordination needed to meet the scale of this challenge. We recognize that declarations must be matched with action. And in this unprecedented time, the community is desperate to feel a sense of security and validation that the cities of Forest Grove, Cornelius and Hillsboro are safe places to live, own businesses and raise a family. As an organization, and members of this community, we look to you - our elected officials and officers of the law - to help bring peace to our streets and reflect the loving neighborhoods that we know our towns to be.  To that end, we call for the following immediate steps: 1. Disallow the use of public spaces to ICE agents, including churches, schools, hospitals and local parks. As citizens of this community, it is our tax dollars that fund the maintenance and upkeep of these public spaces and should not be used in the illegal, and race-based detention of our neighbors. We ask that you restrict the movements of ICE agents so our children can feel safe at school, our neighbors can worship in peace, and people can seek desperately needed healthcare.  2. Support private businesses' barring entry of their land, buildings and spaces to ICE agents. We believe in the right of private business owners to refuse service to anyone, including Federal ICE agents, and as such, ask for the support of the Hillsboro, Cornelius and Forest Grove police departments to enforce the legal rights of privately held businesses to refuse the use of their spaces, parking lots and buildings. If a private business asks federal ICE agents to leave the premises, they should be able to do so and have that request enforced. 3. Pass a City Ordinance requiring clear markings and identification for Federal agents. There have been reported cases of men purchasing tactical gear and fake police badges with the intent of kidnapping women and children. If ICE agents are detaining an immigrant, they need to have clear identification (badges, department insignia, etc) to indicate that they are federal agents. People of our community should not be worried that actual criminals are impersonating federal officers in an effort to kidnap, extort and harm individuals. This demand is in accordance with state and federal law, all we ask is for enforcement. 4. Hillsboro, Cornelius and Forest Grove Police Departments need to respond to inbound calls of ICE activity to verify the legitimacy of the agents (see previous concern), monitor for any illegal activity perpetrated by ICE officers and document activity. We are not asking for any local law enforcement to intervene and stop detentions. We are asking that those who swore an oath to protect and serve their community, fulfill that oath by being present to confirm the identities of officers and ensure the safety of property and bystanders. Doing this ensures compliance for both state Sanctuary City Laws and federal immigration enforcement laws. Numerous testimony from community members tell the story of ICE officers using unnecessary use of force on detainees, aggressively lashing out to bystanders who are recording (as in accordance to local and state law) and damaging private property as a way of terrorizing the community. Local police should stand in solidarity with the community they seek to serve. And if they can’t or don’t want to do so, perhaps they should look to enroll in the ranks of ICE instead. We urge the members of Forest Grove City Council, Hillsboro City Council and the Washington County Board of Commissioners  to collaborate on these priorities and ensure that the declaration leads to measurable progress across Washington County.  What elected officials, police departments and community organizations do next will make a statement of where our values as a community lie. We are either for lawlessness, racism and state-sponsored terror; or we stand for enforcing the laws to support our neighbors with compassion, care and humanity. At this crossroads, there is no time for neutrality.  As an organization, Indivisible Forest Grove has already begun coordinating with local non-profits and rapid response groups to provide support to impacted families. We’re proud to see people of all political backgrounds - right, left, center - come together in solidarity and care of the scared and vulnerable. We see a community defined by courage, coordination and compassion. Now, we need our policy makers and elected officials to match what their constituents have already demonstrated: a backbone to stand up to this illegal administration. 
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    Created by Indivisible Forest Grove
  • Tell Congress: Pass a War Powers Resolution to Prevent War with Venezuela!
    Continued military action in Latin America without congressional authorization amounts to alarming executive overreach that puts millions of people in unnecessary danger. Congress must reassert its constitutional war powers and keep us from entering another endless war. I urge you to pass a War Powers Resolution to prevent war with Venezuela.
    10 of 100 Signatures
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  • Make LBT Bus Passes more accessible to CSULB students!
    CSULB started participating in the LA Metro Universal College Student Transit (U-Pass) Program in 2008, providing current CSULB students free bus passes (LA Metro, Long Beach Current 2021). In 2020, the university dropped out of the program rising costs (Long Beach Current 2024). Since then, CSULB students’ options for sustainable, affordable, and reliable transportation have been limited, resulting in backlash from students who rely on public transportation to attend school. In response to the university increasing bus pass costs from a one-time $5 fee to $40 a semester (an 800 percent fee increase) in 2019, a student started a petition, frustrated that the cost increase does not reflect the university’s alleged commitments to sustainability (Long Beach Current 2019). As of Fall 2025, a 150-day Go Beach! Bus Pass costs $100 USD (CSULB Parking and Transportation Services). This is a 150 percent fee increase compared to 2019. While this price may seem appropriate for some students, we know there are also students unable to pay this price. The Students for Transportation Access Network (STAN) affirms that reliable and accessible transportation is a basic need, and educational institutions should provide a safety net for students who fall through the cracks of inaccessible pricing options. STAN has two core demands: 1. Offer at least 200, 150-Day Go Beach! Discounted Bus Passes to CSULB students who meet specific criteria every semester. This program would serve as a safety net to students who rely solely on Long Beach Transit (LBT) to get to and from CSULB. 2. Implement a feature in the BeachGO mobile app that allows users to redeem in-app points accrued from sustainable transportation to purchase a 150-Day Go Beach, discounted Bus Pass. Our two demands will (1) heavily encourage sustainable transportation, (2) increase the accessibility of sustainable and reliable transportation to low-income students, and (3) increase students’, staff's, and faculty’s demand for sustainable transportation, allowing the university as a whole to meet its sustainability objectives.
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  • Congress: Rein in Trump's unconstitutional military action
    Since September, the Trump administration has killed at least 64 people in the Caribbean in 15 military strikes. The administration claims they are fighting drug cartels, but they’ve provided zero public evidence that any of these boats carried narcotics or that anyone on board had cartel ties. No trials. No charges. No proof. No congressional oversight.  Trump has declared an “armed conflict” against alleged cartels without congressional authorization in defiance of the Constitution's decree that only Congress can declare war. Last month, the Senate voted down a war powers resolution that would have stopped these strikes. Trump won’t stop unless we make Congress act.  Congress must rein in Trump’s unconstitutional military strikes and demand transparency and due process NOW. 
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  • Tell your governor: Don’t deploy. Don’t comply. Resist Trump’s occupation of our cities.
     Where Trump would deploy the National Guard against the people, you hold the power to protect. The U.S. Code requires a state’s National Guard to remain under state control with very few exceptions.  Don’t deploy. Don’t comply. I urge you to resist Trump’s occupation of our cities. 
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  • Tell Congress to Investigate Trump’s Ballroom
    Congress must investigate Trump’s corporate-sponsored $300 million ballroom. The public deserves to know the full truth about the massive companies behind it and the influence they’re trying to buy in the Trump Administration. We urge Chairman Rand Paul, Ranking Member Gary Peters, Chairman James Comer, and Ranking Member Robert Garcia to launch a thorough bipartisan investigation into Trump’s ballroom.
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  • REJECT Trump’s $230 million cash grab
    All Trump loyalists in the DOJ must recuse themselves from decisions about Trump’s $230 million administrative claims – including Trump’s personal lawyer Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. And our members of Congress must loudly condemn this scheme and pass legislation to make it illegal for White House officials to seek settlements from the DOJ while in office.
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  • Unilever: Stop silencing Ben & Jerry’s ice cream NOW!
    Last month, Jerry made one of the hardest and most painful decisions he’s ever made: he stepped down from the company that we started 47 years ago. Why? Because Unilever, the company that acquired Ben & Jerry’s in 2000, now called The Magnum Ice Cream Company, has been silencing Ben & Jerry’s when the brand has tried to speak out about social injustices and progressive values. It’s unacceptable. It was always about more than just ice cream: Love, equity, justice—they’re part of who we are, and they’ve always been the true foundation of Ben & Jerry’s. We cannot let those values be simply discarded under political pressure from the Trump administration. Will you join us and sign my petition to demand that Unilever stop silencing Ben & Jerry’s ice cream NOW and be entered in a raffle to win a free pint of my sorbet?
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  • Stop streaming ICE recruitment ads NOW!
    Millions of people in the U.S. subscribe to Spotify to stream music, podcasts, and books. What those subscribers don’t sign up for is offensive government propaganda recruiting them to do Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s inhumane and cruel bidding. But that’s just what everyday Americans found themselves subject to when Spotify, along with other major streaming platforms, agreed to run ICE recruitment ads that use inflammatory and dehumanizing language. It is a betrayal of their customer base and goes against the values that the company boasts.  When faced with backlash, Spotify decided to ignore its listeners and instead align themselves with their advertiser—this time, the Trump administration. It’s capitulation at its worst. And we refuse to listen to it.  Reverse the decision to stream ICE recruitment ads and put policies in place to prevent this from happening again!
    37,751 of 40,000 Signatures
  • Hold Catholic Memorial High School Accountable for Unjust Polices and Stop the Donations Now!!!!!!
    The Issue Catholic Memorial High School in Waukesha, Wisconsin has a written policy that states they will cooperate and assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) federal agents, even without a warrant ordering them to do so.  This rash and divisive policy puts the livelihood of staff and students at risk, subjugating them to the possibility of ICE agents interfering with education and worship to investigate, detain, or arrest students and staff without a warrant, or knowledge of local law enforcement agencies.  Here’s the law : Schools must comply with a judicial warrant signed by a federal or state judge. The warrant must explicitly identify the specific school location and the individuals or records being sought. Schools are not required to comply with an administrative warrant, which is issued by an immigration officer, not a judge. If ICE wants to interview a student, schools should obtain appropriate parental consent before allowing it. Schools can deny entry to non-public areas like classrooms and offices unless a judicial warrant is presented or the school gives explicit consent.  https://www.ilrc.org/community-resources/protecting-children-schools-against-immigration-enforcement https://www.aclupa.org/news/schools-must-protect-students-and-follow-law-if-ice-shows/ CMH high school should act within the confines of State and Federal law when in question with Federal Agents. Without this, students and staff are at a risk of unlawful detainment and detention— as we have seen all over this country.  On October 20th, 2025, Catholic Memorial High School terminated social studies teacher Rico Camacho, who serves as an Alderman for the City of Waukesha. Camacho shared a photo on Facebook in which residents had assumed ICE agents were in Waukesha. The post was later proven to be false, and therefore, Camacho took accountability, responsibility, and publicly apologized. The freeman capitalized on this story, which later, Catholic Memorial used to terminate Camacho’s teaching contract, based on discrimination for one of their teachers mentioning ICE, privately on social media. The City of Waukesha’s City Attorney stated that Camacho acted as a private resident, and the post was not tied to his work as an Alderman. Camacho did not reference his occupation or employer in the post, and Catholic Memorial on their own, ruled to terminate Camacho just days after the Freeman’s multiple stories flooded local news. We are asking that you stop all donations to the is unjust school now!!!! We want to let all Catholic Memorial families know that Catholic Memorial has policies in place that don't protect our children.  Finally, we are demanding a public apology from Catholic Memorial High School for the discriminatory and wrongful termination of Rico Camacho.  Sign this petition, and ask Donors to stop their donations immedietly due to the dangerous enviornment their students may be a part of. 
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    Created by Rico Camacho