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  • Release journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort immediately!
    U.S. independent journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort have been arrested by federal agents weeks after reporting at an anti-ICE church protest in Minnesota.  This is an egregious attack on the freedom of the press and a major escalation in the Trump administration’s ongoing erosion of our constitutionally protected freedoms. We demand that the Trump administration immediately release these journalists from custody, drop their charges, and halt all further attacks on journalists' constitutionally protected rights. 
    13,997 of 15,000 Signatures
  • Overwhelm Congress with Calls to Impeach DHS Secretary Kristi Noem
    Secretary Kristi Noem is unfit to lead the Department of Homeland Security, and I urge you to impeach her immediately.
    7 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Fix Illinois Medicaid Dental Access: Coverage Without Providers Is Not Care
    To Whom It May Concern, We, the undersigned residents of the State of Illinois, respectfully submit this petition to bring urgent attention to the severe lack of access to dental care for adults covered under Illinois Medicaid. Across large regions of the state—particularly in Southern and rural Illinois—there are little to no dentists or oral surgeons who accept Illinois Medicaid. In many cases, Medicaid recipients are forced to travel several hours, cross state lines, or forgo care entirely because no providers are available within a reasonable distance. Even when care is technically “covered,” the absence of participating providers makes that coverage meaningless in practice. This issue is especially critical for medically necessary dental procedures such as treatment of infections, impacted wisdom teeth, oral pain, and conditions that directly affect overall health. Untreated dental issues can lead to emergency room visits, systemic infections, lost work, and long-term health complications—placing a greater burden on both individuals and the healthcare system as a whole. We respectfully urge the State of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services to take immediate action by: • Increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates for dental providers to encourage participation • Expanding provider networks, including oral surgeons and specialists • Ensuring reasonable geographic access to care across all regions of Illinois • Improving transparency so Medicaid recipients can accurately locate providers who truly accept their coverage Access to dental care is not a luxury—it is a fundamental component of healthcare and human dignity. Illinois Medicaid recipients deserve the ability to obtain timely, necessary dental treatment without facing impossible travel distances, financial hardship, or prolonged suffering. We ask our elected officials and relevant agencies to prioritize this issue and implement meaningful reforms so that Medicaid dental coverage in Illinois functions as it was intended: to provide real, accessible care. DENTAL IS HEALTHCARE Thank you for your time, consideration, and commitment to the health of Illinois residents.
    64 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Brittney Crider
  • Congress, Protect Our Democracy Now: Stop ICE!
    Recent events across our nation have made clear that ICE and BP agents are operating outside of the law and inflicting terror on our American citizens and communities. These forces are not upholding the values of our country and they are decimating the Constitution of the United States of America. A large majority of Americans are outraged by their tactics and are calling for the activities of these forces to be halted until reforms are implemented.  Majority Leader Thune and Speaker of the House Johnson, we call on you and Congress to withhold all funding from ICE and BP until all agents are required to wear identifying badges and to show their faces. All agents should wear body cameras. Recently, training for ICE agents has been significantly shortened. We call on you and the Congress to withhold funding for ICE until longer and more in-depth training is implemented, especially the training of deescalation skills and when it is appropriate to use lethal force. We call on you and the Congress to withhold funding until coordination between federal agents and local law enforcement is required to identify those undocumented immigrants engaged in criminal behaviors for apprehension rather than occupying neighborhood streets and randomly harassing and detaining people, many of whom are American citizens. We call on you and Congress to withhold funding until the law is made clear that agents are required to obtain judicial warrants as is outlined in the 4th amendment of the constitution. We call on you and Congress to withhold funding until it is made clear that all agents will be held accountable when they subvert the rule of law, whether federal or state.
    42 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sharon Nelson
  • Demand Humanitarian Access to ICE Detention Center Detainees
    Senators Schiff and Padilla recently reported that detainees in the California City Detention Center were not provided clean water or adequate food.  Additionally, critical medical attention was not provided.  These claims are backed up by reports from ICE detention centers across the country.  Immediate action needs to be taken to allow humanitarian workers access to ICE detention centers to provide these services to the detainees. It's imperative that we urge the senators to establish formal nationwide authorization from DHS and ICE for humanitarian access by qualified community, faith-based and medical organizations to these detention centers.  We have drafted a letter to Senators Schiff and Padilla petitioning them to demand this access from the Department of Homeland Security and ICE. The Honorable Adam Schiff  United States Senate  Washington, DC 20510 The Honorable Alex Padilla  United States Senate  Washington, DC 20510 We urge your immediate action on conditions in immigration detention facilities—conditions you reported after visiting the California City facility, including inadequate medical care, insufficient nutrition, and systemic failures by federal contractors. Those same conditions are being reported in facilities across the country, Families describe detainees being denied adequate food, experiencing lapses in medical treatment, and lacking access to basic care for chronic conditions, confirming that the problem is not isolated but national in scope. Given this record, we respectfully urge you to demand guaranteed humanitarian access to immigration detention centers nationwide as an immediate corrective measure. Specifically, we ask that you press the Department of Homeland Security and ICE to: • Establish formal, nationwide authorization for humanitarian access by qualified community, faith‑based, and medical organizations to detention facilities. • Permit regular delivery of food, potable water, medications, and medical supplies where facility provision is inadequate. • Ensure independent medical and humanitarian monitoring, with access to detainees and transparent reporting requirements. • Prohibit retaliation or obstruction against organizations providing humanitarian assistance under this authorization. Humanitarian access is a practical, enforceable safeguard. It does not replace oversight or accountability; it ensures that when federal systems fail, people in custody are not deprived of food, medical care, or human contact. Your prior investigations have already established the factual basis for this intervention. What is needed now is decisive action to convert those findings into nationwide protections that prevent harm while broader reforms proceed.
    21 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Brett Stoltey
  • ICE is a threat to citizens and to democracy
    This comes from the grassroots neighbor community, not an organization.  We are standing up every day and doing what we can to try to keep our neighbors and friends safe...because we know the difference between right and wrong.  There is a sea change already underway, with more and more people waking up, paying attention, and acting.  We are upset, angry, scared, but determined.  As we take action in our communities, we are waiting to see you stand up in a truly meaningful way to end the crisis, not with token gestures toward safety and oversight. ICE does not make us safer, but the opposite.  Do not agree to fund DHS without meaningful change.  As Robert Hubbel writes, "Every ICE officer who skipped the security clearances and received the shortened 47-day training should be fired and forced to reapply. Kristi Noem should be fired. The lawyers who drafted a memo saying that ICE could break into homes without a judicial warrant should be fired. Investigations into the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti should be referred to an independent special counsel. The state of Minnesota should be given complete access to all evidence relating to the killings."  All these would be good first steps.  But there is no real justification or excuse for ICE to exist at this point.  Anything less than abolishing it will mean, inevitably, more pain, suffering.  Two innocent civilians from our community are gone, many more injured and acutely traumatized.  Given what we have seen, we don't trust any reforms would make ICE into a safe, trustworthy institution that operates as it should.    We need meaningful change now and the country is with us.  The majority (46 percent) of people polled recently on yougov.com now support abolishing ICE, and that number will only rise.  If the Republicans won't separate the DHS package, then you must shut down the government over this.  This is your moment to come through for us.
    107 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Zack Kline
  • Do not cooperate with ICE!
    Organizers in cities across the country are rising up to resist Trump’s militarized and deadly Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) occupation, and violence and terror escalates in Minnesota and expands to Maine.  We can’t normalize ICE’s blatant abuses of power and violations of civil liberties and rights. Local leaders must take note and follow in the footsteps of electeds in Chicago and Minneapolis by not cooperating with ICE and standing by the residents fighting to protect their neighbors and our democracy.  >> Add your name to the petition to demand state governors and city mayors commit to not cooperating with ICE NOW! <<
    1,366 of 2,000 Signatures
  • DC Police shouldn't escort ICE murders
    Dear Councilmember,  Just last year, the District of Columbia  was a sanctuary city where ICE was responsible for its own mission without active support from local police. That ended in September 2025, with Mayor Bowser's executive order 2025-090 and her words of thanks for President Trump's federal surge.  Since then we've routinely seen MPD Officers and other District law enforcement working hand in glove with ICE and other federal agents who use racial profiling to harass and kidnap our neighbors and traumatize little children. There is a mountain of video evidence and we will not accept any more denials from DC officials.  We've seen federal agents use flash bang grenades in our neighborhoods, shoot into cars, put children in handcuffs, and carry weapons of war that have no place on our streets. These agents are nameless and unaccountable, wearing masks, driving unmarked cars - often with no license plates in clear violation of DC laws. Families of color are being targeted. From pre-K and up, our kids are terrified of ICE taking them or their loved ones away.  Worst of all, the Federal agents involved in the murder of Alex Pretti, Renee Good, Keith Porter Jr, Silverio González and others have not been held accountable. For all we know, one or more may now be working the streets of DC, possibly with an MPD escort.    And because MPD has refused to answer questions from the DC Council, there is far too little transparency or accountability. MPD has lost our trust and many of us are afraid to call for help when we need it. To date, only a handful of DC Council Members have used their voices and their power to demand accountability for ICE and the other federal agents occupying our city. This is unacceptable.   As DC voters choose a new generation of leaders, we demand you DO MORE: • We demand an immediate vote on legislation that will ban MPD collaboration with ICE and Federal agents assaulting our neighbors and trampling on our rights.  • We demand you speak out against ICE’s brutality and speak up for the rights of everyone who lives and works in DC.  • We demand immediate information about whether the agents involved in the murders of Alex Pretti and Renee Good are now or have ever worked in DC. • We demand full accountability for any federal agents who break DC’s laws.  Footnotes: https://www.bestlawyers.com/article/is-time-running-out-for-dc-s-sanctuary-city-law/6936 https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/bowser-trump-police-takeover-lower-dc-crime-national-guard-ice-rcna227582 https://x.com/MayorBowser/status/1962951947436032219 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DT1onIwEUV3/ https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/no-charges-for-two-federal-agents-who-shot-at-unarmed-suspects-in-dc/4043820/ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/16/keith-porter-jr-ice-killing https://truthout.org/articles/ices-murder-of-renee-nicole-good-was-not-an-aberration-it-is-the-new-normal/ https://51st.news/lawmakers-question-bowser-dc-police-ice-cooperation/ https://51st.news/dc-police-work-with-ice-traffic-stop-deportation/
    69 of 100 Signatures
    Created by MD in DC
  • Georgia: Stop Cooperating with ICE
    Dear Col. Hitchens:  We the undersigned join to demand the Georgia Department of Public Safety cease cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The fear and heartbreak in our communities caused by such practices cannot be ignored, and are manifested, among many places, in the severe drop in enrollment in many of our schools. The brutality of ICE in Minneapolis, most tragically manifested in the killings of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, has only further exacerbated these fears – as well as highlighted the life-and-death need for change. Thus, we demand that you: • withdraw from any 287(g) agreement and refuse to enter into any such or similar agreement in the future, including ceasing to exercise any power or authority contained in its current agreement, such as (but not limited to) the following: • to interrogate any alien or person believed to be an alien as to his right to be or remain in the United States; • to arrest without a warrant any alien perceived to be entering or attempting to unlawfully enter the United States in the officer’s presence or view; • to serve and execute warrants of arrest for immigration violations under the Immigration and Naturalization Act; • to use immigration detainers;  • to take and maintain custody of aliens arrested by ICE, or another State or local law enforcement agency on behalf of ICE;  • to take and maintain custody of aliens arrested pursuant to the immigration laws and transport (8 C.F.R. § 287.5(c)(6)) such aliens to ICE-approved detention facilities. • cease further limit cooperation with ICE, by: • refusing to respond to requests by ICE for assistance for any operation, including refusing to assist with any ICE administrative (non-judicial) warrants or subpoenas and refusing to cooperate in the execution of any CE detainer request – none of which is required by state law; • refusing to request from ICE and/or “deputizing” them to act under cover of state law; • complying with mandatory requirements of O.C.G.A. § 17-5-100, regarding investigation of immigration status during any criminal investigation, without contacting ICE or DHS, detaining a person suspected of unlawful status, or transporting such a suspected person to a federal or state detention facility – none of which our state law requires; • ceasing to contact ICE’s Law Enforcement Support Center for any reason, which state law enforcement are not required to do; • refusing to detain, arrest, or transport any jailed person to a detention facility, despite verification that any such person is does not have lawful status – none of which, again, is actually required by state law. • remove face coverings when conducting any immigration actions; • avoid conducting any immigration-related enforcement actions at or near “sensitive spaces,” including, but not limited to schools, school bus stops, healthcare facilities, places of worship, or public gatherings; • commit to upholding the First, Second and Fourth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution if engaging in mandatory cooperation with ICE during targeted enforcement; and • be accountable to the community sworn to protect by reporting transparently the facts after immigration enforcement actions via public statement, announcement and/or press conference with interpreters in Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, and other languages as appropriate. Respectfully, [Prepared by Marvin Lim]
    24 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Marvin Lim
  • Gwinnett: Stop Cooperating with ICE
    To Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor: We, the undersigned, join to demand Sheriff Keybo Taylor and the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) to cease cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), except where absolutely and clearly required by existing law. The fear and heartbreak in our communities caused by such practices cannot be ignored, and are manifested, among many places, in the severe drop in enrollment in Gwinnett County Public Schools. The brutality of ICE in Minneapolis, most tragically manifested in the killings of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, has only further exacerbated these fears – as well as highlighted the life-and-death need for change. Thus, we demand that you: • refrain from signing, any 287(g) agreement and refuse to enter into any similar agreement – none of which is required by state law; • refuse to respond to requests by ICE for assistance for any operation – which are not required by law – including refusing to assist with any ICE administrative/non-judicial warrants or subpoenas; • refuse to request assistance from ICE and/or “deputize” them to act under cover of state law; • comply with mandatory requirements of O.C.G.A. § 17-5-100, regarding investigation of immigration status during any criminal investigation, without contacting ICE or DHS, detaining a person suspected of unlawful status, or transporting such a suspected person to a federal or state detention facility – none of which our state law requires; • comply with only the minimum requirements of O.C.G.A. § 42-4-14, regarding verification of lawful admission of persons confined in a jail facility, by: • contacting the Law Enforcement Support Center only if required (and, in any given such case, is once and only once: if a person “fails to produce a document required by this subsection, or verification of the authenticity of any such document is necessary”); • limiting HB 1105-required ICE detainer requests to 48 hours upon receipt of such a request; and • refusing to detain, arrest, or transport a jailed person to a detention facility, despite verification that any such person is does not have lawful status – none of which, again, is actually required by state law; • remove face coverings when conducting any mandated immigration actions; • avoid conducting any immigration-related enforcement actions at or near “sensitive spaces,” including, but not limited to schools, school bus stops, healthcare facilities, places of worship, or public gatherings; • commit to upholding the First, Second and Fourth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution if engaging in mandatory cooperation with ICE during targeted enforcement; and • be accountable to the community sworn to protect by reporting transparently the facts after immigration enforcement actions via public statement, announcement and/or press conference with interpreters in Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, and other languages as appropriate. ----- To the Gwinnett County Commissioners: We demand that you scrutinize the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office to ensure that Gwinnett County government does not provide county funding for GCSO, unless and until it takes each of the above-mentioned actions. ----- To the Gwinnett County Board of Education: We demand that you refrain from cooperation with, or providing any information to the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office, except that which is required by law, unless and until it takes the above-mentioned actions. Respectfully, Prepared by Marvin Lim
    66 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Marvin Lim
  • BGE is bearing WEIGHT on consumers through HIGH DELIVERY COST! We need lasting changes now!
    We need answers PLUS lasting change, and we need them IMMEDIATELY! Over the past few years many Marylander’s who use BGE as their gas/electric supplier have seen rising monthly cost. In my household, we noticed our bill rising a few years ago (approximately 2023). We’d just moved into a new apartment and were expecting our second child. We thought: is it our new place, are the appliances not energy efficient as stated, is the meter broken??? Therefore, we decided to call BGE, to request someone to come out and check the meter, but this ended up nowhere. Of course, the meter was said to be working fine. We were still really puzzled and frustrated! Our habits had not changed so drastically to account for such an increase! As time goes by and we are still experiencing this high bill. We started to examine it once again, we see delivery, it’s constantly increasing. What is delivery and why is it so high??? Therefore, we decided to call again to BGE. During the phone call back then, we inquired as we were looking at our bill and asking questions, we got to the question what is delivery? The rep explained it being the cost to deliver the product to you, but couldn’t answer further who oversees it. So, then, on further recent research, we look into who oversees BGE and approved such increases and why?? Answer, The Maryland Public Service Commission. “The Commission regulates gas, electric, telephone, water, and sewage disposal companies. Also subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission are electricity suppliers, fees for pilotage services to vessels, construction of a generating station and certain common carriers engaged in the transportation for hire of persons. The PSC’s jurisdiction extends to taxicabs operating in the City of Baltimore, Baltimore County, Cumberland, and Hagerstown.” About - Maryland Public Service Commission. According to their brochure, they also state, “The PSC assures that utility rates are just and reasonable for a utility to recover the costs of providing safe and reliable service to customers, while allowing a reasonable return on the fair value of the utility's property.” https://www.psc.state.md.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/MD-PSC-General-Information-Brochure.pdf. However, the costs have neither been just or reasonable. Our bill went from $160 to $300-$400 with a recent bill’s gas delivery cost of $207! According to a recent story covering this issue from WMAR, which I’ll post here, “Distribution charges pay for infrastructure, including the pipes, wires, and equipment used to deliver gas and electricity. BGE says those upgrades are required to keep the system operating as designed. ‘BGE’s gas system is the oldest gas system in the United States, spokesperson Nick Alexopulos said. We have gas main on our system that was installed when Abraham Lincoln was president. There are hundreds of miles of gas main that’s over 100 years old. These pipes leak. They’re brittle. They can break.”  https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/baltimore-bge-rate-hikes-public-service-commission-utility/  But are we responsible for such rate increases because of their negligence over time??? Then, there will be another increase coming February 1st??? That’s not just. This is not just at all! Proverbs 29:2 AMP When the righteous are in authority and become great, the people rejoice; But when the wicked man rules, the people groan and sigh. BGE’s temporary relief is just that, temporary. We do not need just temporary relief, but lasting change which lower cost for good! It’s been overbearing on our households and credits that you may or may not qualify for and may take months to come, while your bill steadily increases, is a band aide. Again, we Marylander’s need lasting change.  Therefore, we are calling for Governor Wes Moore, The Maryland Public Service Commission, and its current Commissioners whom were all appointed by Governor Wes Moore (Chair Kumar P. Barve, Commissioner Frederick H. Hoover, Commissioner Bonnie A. Suchman, Commissioner Odogwu Obi Linton, and Commissioner Ryan C. ‘Chuck’ McLean), to act now! Marylander’s need lasting relief immediately and not only temporary band aides!  Commissioners - Maryland Public Service Commission Therefore, please sign and share this petition if you agree that change is needed and immediately! Thank you!
    150 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Ciera Abumere
  • Safe Communities for Massachusetts
    We want passage for the Safe Communities Act (S.1681/H.2580) in the current 194th session, which will protect citizens and immigrants alike from the excesses of NHS ICE agents here in the Commonwealth.  The Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security referred the bill to the Joint Committee on Rules, which schedules all bills for debate and vote on the floor.  A similar bill has been filed every session by Senator Jamie Eldridge since the Obama Administration, only to fail because Rules never schedules it.  This violates the trust of the Commonwealth electorate, but most importantly, our immigrant community.  This petition will be delivered to the Chair of the committee.  
    18 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Richard Kerver