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  • Tell Congress: No more U.S. guns for the cartels!
    Every weapon smuggled across the U.S.-Mexico border strengthens cartels and makes us all less safe. I urge you to pass the Stop Arming Cartels Act (H.R.923/S.367) to stop the ‘iron river’ immediately, and thank you if you are already supporting this overdue legislation.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Call for Investigation: DOJ Handling & Congressional Misrepresentation of "Tr*mpstein" Documents
    I am a concerned constituent writing to ask that the Committee investigate the actions and public statements of certain House Members regarding the “Tr*mpstein” Files Transparency Act and the Department of Justice’s handling of Jeffrey *pstein–related documents. When Congress passed this bipartisan law and President Donald Trump signed it in November 2025, the goal was simple and moral: to ensure transparency, accountability, and justice for *pstein’s many victims. The Act requires the release of all unclassified federal records related to *pstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, with only narrow exceptions for things like victim privacy, national security, or active investigations. Unfortunately, the Department of Justice’s implementation of this law has fallen far short of that promise. Reports show that review of millions of pages of records has been restricted to just a few congressional computers, making real oversight nearly impossible. Meanwhile, public messaging from some Members of Congress has shifted from demanding transparency to defending secrecy and downplaying the ongoing harm to survivors. Even more troubling, new reporting on February 24, 2026 revealed that DOJ appears to have withheld and even removed dozens of pages of FBI interviews and notes from the public database — specifically in a case involving a survivor who accused Donald Trump of s*xually assaulting her when she was a minor. An index from the Ghislaine Maxwell prosecution shows at least four interviews with this survivor, totaling more than fifty pages, but only one is in the public database. Lawmakers who reviewed the full, unredacted files say the DOJ illegally withheld those documents and removed references to Trump entirely. If that’s true, it means critical evidence was erased from the public record in direct violation of the law’s intent and spirit (see, for example, NPR, “DOJ removed, withheld Epstein files related to accusations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026; ABC News, “DOJ appears to have withheld some Epstein documents containing allegations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026).  Given these facts, I find it deeply misleading for anyone to claim that DOJ has “fully complied” or that there is “nothing more to see.” Yet some House Republicans continue to publicly repeat those lines, ignoring the incomplete releases, the thousands of victims whose stories are still buried, and the millions of pages that remain out of reach. I am also concerned that: • Some Members talk about “transparency” while suppressing evidence or defending DOJ decisions that limit access to the files. • Others point to cherry‑picked documents as proof that the story is over, even though bipartisan sources say much more remains concealed. • And when legitimate oversight questions are raised, they are dismissed as “witch hunts” or partisan attacks, rather than treated as the bipartisan accountability effort they were meant to be. When Members misrepresent their own statute or minimize survivors’ experiences, they undermine both the Committee’s mission and the public’s trust. I respectfully ask the Committee to: • Hold a public hearing focused on DOJ’s handling of victim cases that were shut down or blocked in the *pstein matter, including the case reported this week. • Require DOJ to provide a public explanation of why that survivor’s case was closed, and how that decision aligns with the law. • Request internal DOJ memos, guidance, and decision documents related to the law’s exemptions and their application in this case. • Review public statements by Members regarding DOJ compliance, compare them to the facts, and, if necessary, issue corrective findings or refer serious misrepresentations to the Ethics Committee. Finally, I urge Members to center survivors in this process. Victims have asked for honesty and accountability,  not more political posturing. They deserve to be heard safely, fully, and with dignity. I submit this petition in good faith and under my constitutional right to seek redress from my government. I respectfully request a written response outlining what steps, if any, the Committee plans to take.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Citizens Against Tyranny Picture
  • NO warehouses for ICE detention centers!
    ICE is spending $38 billion to buy and convert warehouses across the country into detention centers—a core tactic at the center of Trump’s cruel deportation regime.  In cities nationwide, ICE is kidnapping our neighbors off the street, with a record-breaking 73,000 people currently being held in inhumane conditions at detention centers. And the administration is doing everything in its power to grow that number as it looks to create more and more detention centers in our communities.  Residents are speaking out against the use of warehouses to hold immigrants in their very backyards, but we need elected officials to join with them and do everything in their power to block, delay, and interfere with warehouses being converted into massive, cruel detention camps. Add your name to say NO to ICE converting warehouses in our communities into inhumane deportation centers—and demand elected officials act NOW to stop it. >>  
    810 of 1,000 Signatures
  • ICE OUT OF PG
    Currently, ICE has an office here in PG County, and quite frankly, I think it's the worst thing they could have done for our neighborhood. ICE has done nothing good for our community. All they do is bring fear to the people of Hyattsville and the rest of Maryland. They are in the same building where PGCC classes are given. Their office is located at 6505 Belcrest Rd, Suite 450, Hyattsville, MD 20782. This is located right next to PG Plaza. If you live in this neighborhood, you know that much of the population is Hispanic, and ICE is racially motivated. It was never about being "legal," it was always about the color of our skin, and I don't want them to bring fear to my family, friends, and neighbors 
    96 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Jordy Supe
  • Call for Accountability Under the Trumpstein Files Transparency Act
    I am a concerned constituent writing to request that the Committee investigate the conduct and public statements of certain House Republicans regarding the Epstein Files Transparency Act and the Department of Justice’s handling of Jeffrey Epstein–related documents.    Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act to require the release of all unclassified federal records related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, subject to narrow exceptions for victim privacy, ongoing investigations, and national security. President Donald Trump signed this bipartisan legislation into law in November 2025. The clear purpose of the Act was to ensure transparency, accountability, and justice for Epstein’s many victims.    Since then, multiple reports have documented both: •  That the Department of Justice’s implementation of the law has been incomplete and heavily constrained (for example, limiting review of millions of pages of files to a handful of computers for Members of Congress, making meaningful oversight nearly impossible), and •  That partisan messaging around the law has shifted from demanding full transparency to justifying limited releases and downplaying the impact on victims and ongoing investigations.  On February 24, 2026, new reporting revealed that the Department of Justice appears to have withheld and even removed dozens of pages of FBI interview reports and notes from the public Epstein files database, specifically in a case involving a survivor who accused President Donald Trump of s*xůålly assaulting her when she was a minor. According to these reports, an index prepared in the Ghislaine Maxwell prosecution shows at least four FBI interviews and related notes with this victim, totaling more than fifty pages, while only a single interview report is present in the public database, leaving a glaring gap in the record. House Oversight Democrats who reviewed the unredacted files state that the DOJ appears to have illegally withheld these interviews, and that materials mentioning Trump were removed from the public database, raising serious concerns that a victim’s case and related evidence were effectively shut down or buried by DOJ decisions in direct tension with the Epstein Files Transparency Act (see, for example, NPR, “DOJ removed, withheld Epstein files related to accusations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026; ABC News, “DOJ appears to have withheld some Epstein documents containing allegations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026).  These facts make it impossible to credibly claim that DOJ has fully complied with the Epstein Files Transparency Act or that there is “nothing more to see,” yet some House Republicans continue to make such assertions publicly.    I am particularly concerned that some House Republicans are doing the following: •  Publicly invoke “transparency” while simultaneously minimizing or ignoring evidence that DOJ is withholding or structuring access to records in ways that frustrate the Act’s intent. •  Cite incomplete file releases or cherry‑picked documents as proof that “nothing more is there,” while victims and bipartisan members have stated there are more than a thousand victims and millions of pages of material that remain difficult to access or fully review. •  Dismiss or attack inquiries into DOJ’s handling of the files and of individual victims’ cases as “witch hunts” or purely partisan, despite the bipartisan origins of the Epstein Files Transparency Act and bipartisan concern about DOJ compliance.  When Members of Congress selectively present or discard facts about the statute that they themselves passed, or about the real experience of victims whose cases may have been shut down, they undermine the Committee’s core mission of good‑faith oversight and erode public trust.   I respectfully request that the Committee: 1.  Hold a public hearing focused specifically on DOJ’s handling of victim cases that were closed or blocked in the Epstein matter, including the case reported today. 2.  Require DOJ to provide a full, public explanation of why that victim’s case was shut down and how that decision is consistent with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. 3.  Request all internal DOJ guidance, memos, and decision documents related to application of the Act’s exemptions (ongoing investigations, victim privacy, national security) and how those were used in this victim’s case. 4.  Review public statements by House Members about the Act and DOJ’s compliance and compare them to the actual statutory requirements and factual record, and, where appropriate, issue corrective findings or refer egregious misrepresentations to the House Ethics Committee.   I also ask that Members center survivors and their safety in this process. Victims have repeatedly asked for genuine transparency and accountability, not political point‑scoring. Congress should ensure that survivors and their counsel have safe, meaningful opportunities to testify about cases that were denied, delayed, or shut down.    I am submitting this complaint in good faith and under my rights as a citizen to petition my government for redress of grievances. I request a written response outlining what steps, if any, the Committee intends to take in light of this request.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Citizens Against Tyranny Picture
  • RFK Jr., Don’t Kill Health Care for Trans Youth – Follow the Real Science
    The US Department of Health and Human Service proposed rules which will deny hundreds of thousands of young Americans essential health care by taking away the ability to make medical decisions from their parents and health care providers. HHS’s proposed rule will inflict harm by  banning gender-affirming health care for trans youth under the Medicaid and CHIP programs. As thousands of Americans who submitted public comments pointed out, the rule is based on biased science and amounts to scapegoating of transgender people and their health care.  We demand that Secretary Kennedy listen to the comments, the science, the health care professionals, and parents and rescind the rule. 
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by David Abromowitz
  • Apologize and Skip Trump's State of the Union in Solidarity with the U.S. Women's Hockey Team!
    Update 2/25/26 - The U.S. men's hockey team has doubled down, attending Trump's State of the Union on Tuesday and refusing to acknowledge the negative impact of their actions on not only members of the women's hockey team, but all women and girls in sports who were watching and witnessing the team's dismissiveness and mockery. We deserve better. Add your name to the petition to make it clear: We won't allow them to brush this aside. We will continue to demand a public apology from the U.S. men's hockey team!  ---------------------------------------------------------------------- When President Donald Trump invited the U.S. men's hockey team to the State of the Union address, he followed the invitation with: "I must tell you, we're gonna have to bring the women's team, you do know that. I do believe I probably would be impeached."  The entire room of men laughed.  There's no excuse for the U.S. men's team—as well as the president and FBI director—using their platforms to undermine, mock, and denigrate women athletes.  The women's hockey team has made it clear they won't be attending the State of the Union. Now the men’s hockey team must apologize publicly, and do the same!
    25,308 of 30,000 Signatures
  • Demand that Rep. Mike Bost (IL-12) act to impeach Trump and defund ICE!
    Rep. Mike Bost, you must use the power you hold as a member of Congress to file articles of impeachment and force votes on impeachment and defunding ICE now, before the midterms.  • You must make public pro-impeachment and pro- defunding ICE statements to demonstrate your willingness to hold this administration accountable.  • You don’t have to wait for someone else to take the lead - you can file your own impeachment resolution against President Donald Trump and his enablers for high crimes and misdemeanors. • You can draft legislation now to defund ICE. • You can vote to take up the question of impeachment when articles are brought to the floor under Rule IX. • You must publicly remind colleagues - Democrat and Republican - that impeachment is the constitutional remedy for a tyrant and that they share a responsibility to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic.  • You must call for the complete abolishment of ICE, the withdrawal of all funding for ICE, and the prosecution of ICE agents to the full extent of the law for all crimes committed against civilians regardless of immigration status. President Trump is abusing the power of the office of the president. He has engaged in tyranny, treason, and obstruction of justice.  Tyranny • Donald Trump and his enablers are tyrants, repeatedly violating the constitutional rights of the American people, suppressing their right to free speech, freedom of assembly, privacy, due process, and has attempted to remove their constitutionally guaranteed right to birthright citizenship.  He has further acted as a tyrant towards the government, usurping from Congress congressionally mandated powers of war and of the purse. And, he has engaged in unchecked aggression on the global stage, unilaterally striking sovereign nations and threatening allies with military force.  Treason • Trump and Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth openly described a planned “war from within” aimed at opposition-led U.S. cities, pressuring military leaders to comply and framing domestic political opponents as targets. • The administration then backed up this rhetoric with actions, including deploying federalized National Guard and paramilitary forces, suppressing protest and dissent, and encouraging intimidation, amounting to a revolutionary program imposed by force rather than lawful political change. • These deployments across state lines without consent, alongside defiance of courts and threats toward Congress, constitute an unlawful assault on state sovereignty and evidence of “levying war” against the United States. Obstruction of Justice • Donald Trump and Attorney General Pamela Bondi have obstructed justice by using federal agencies to delay and manipulate the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files and shape public perception in order to conceal Trump’s ties to Epstein and avoid political and reputational fallout. • For our country, we ask you to support the impeachment of Donald Trump and members of his Cabinet.
    80 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Indivisible Monroe County Illinois
  • The Original Citizens Jurisdiction and Protection Act
    My name is Holly Jackson and I am a Minnesota resident and Native American citizen. I'm reaching out to you with deep respect for your leadership and long standing advocacy for tribal sovereignty native citizenship and civil rights.  I'm currently developing a proposed piece of federal legislation tentatively titled “The Original Citizens Jurisdiction and Protection Act.” The purpose of the bill is to clarify and limit the authority of federal immigration enforcement agencies when interacting with Native American citizens, ensuring that native people are not detained or processed through immigration systems and that any legitimate criminal matters are handled by local or tribal law enforcement with proper jurisdiction. This proposal is rooted in lived experience, jurisdictional confusion that continues to harm native communities, and the ongoing need to affirm that Native Americans are citizens and members of sovereign nations not subjects of immigration enforcement.
    17 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Holly Jackson
  • Tell Amazon, Salesforce and other corporations to stop using AI as a reason to cut jobs
    Artificial intelligence tech is destroying the job market! Big corporations are using AI as a reason to lay people off, even if there’s little evidence that AI capabilities are the actual reason for cutting jobs. Amazon, Salesforce, and other companies said they were laying off thousands of workers over the last year because of AI. Executives said AI could do the jobs of people being fired.  Economists and tech experts say this reasoning was really a cover — that these companies were “AI-washing” their layoffs to avoid financial and political backlash if they gave the real reasons (like tariffs and over-hiring). A recent bombshell Fortune report reveals that IBM is tripling its entry-level hiring as the company sees limits on what AI can do and the level at which it can replace humans on the job. “We are tripling our entry-level hiring, and yes, that is for software developers and all these jobs we’re being told AI can do,” said one IBM executive.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Coworker Team
  • Help us get our mother out of Adelanto Ice Detention Facility and get back home.
    Hello, on February 18, 2026, our mother was detained by ICE at her work site. This has been very unexpected and heartbreaking. She is a mother of three and our main provider. She is a hard working women, and very caring of others. She is currently in Adelanto miles away from her loved ones. We. are creating this to help us bring her home and fight her case out side of the detention center. Thank you for your support and compassion.  Hola, el 18 de febrero de 2026, nuestra madre fue detenida por el ICE en su lugar de trabajo. Esto ha sido muy inesperado y desgarrador. Es madre de tres hijos y nuestro principal sostén. Es una mujer trabajadora y muy cariñosa con los demás. Actualmente se encuentra en Adelanto, lejos de sus seres queridos. Estamos creando esto para ayudarnos a traerla a casa y defender su caso fuera del centro de detención. Gracias por su apoyo y compasión.
    218 of 300 Signatures
    Created by ana armenta
  • Release the 911 Call in the Death of Roni Reaves
    We are calling on the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office to release the 911 call related to the death of Roni Reaves. Under the Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72(a)(4)), records may only be withheld if an investigation or prosecution is actively pending. The law makes clear that once litigation is final or terminated, the exemption no longer applies. Nearly nine years have passed. There has been no prosecution, no indictment, and no publicly identified active litigation connected to this case. If there is a legitimate legal basis for withholding the recording, it should be clearly stated. If there is not, the 911 call should be released, with lawful redactions if necessary. We are asking for transparency, clarity, and equal application of the law.
    108 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Lamar King