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  • Dekalb: Stop Cooperating with ICE, Protect and Support Immigrants
    Dekalb County high school students demand the end of any voluntary cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), unless absolutely necessary or specifically stated in the law and the intentional and public support of our immigrant communities. We need Dekalb School District to:  - Publicly affirm that all students in Dekalb have and will continue to have access to free and quality public education REGARDLESS of immigration status and that district will not collect or disclose immigration status of children or parents unless specifically required by law. - Have no voluntary participation with the enforcement of civil immigration law by the school, school police or any district staff members - Develop and publicize protocol so that families and students are clearly and rapidly informed of any law enforcement present in campus or nearby - Share multilingual messages explaining what the district will do and will not do in case of ICE enforcement in or near the school - Provide a list of resources for parents and students that may be victims of immigration enforcement curated by the district and process to access them We need Dekalb CEO and Commissioners to: - Work with the Sheriff, Sheriff's Office and police to stop any voluntary cooperation with ICE and CBP  - Clearly state that tactical enforcement is not welcomed or needed in the county as part of the normal operations and that it endangers our communities and families. - Ban law enforcement from wearing masks if they are enforcing any immigration warrants. - To be courageous for the communities directly affected and lead with love and strength, not fear - Generously invest in legal support, resources and programs for the communities most directly targeted by hateful rhetoric and violence: Immigrants. 
    381 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Dekalb Students Coalition
  • Close all ICE detention centers & get ICE off our streets!
    The U.S. has one of the largest detention systems in the world—a system designed to detain and deport immigrants who came to this country seeking asylum, safety, and opportunity. And as immigrant detention has expanded over the decades, our government has turned to for-profit corporations and contracts with local jails to detain people. These entities greedily try to make a profit by slashing medical and mental health interventions, ignoring sanitation and safety standards, and cutting corners—leading to widespread neglect and harm.  Immigrant detention centers have little to no independent oversight—ICE and DHS are responsible for auditing them. So complaints and calls for accountability have largely gone ignored.  Meanwhile, we have ICE agents on the streets and in communities across the country, sowing chaos and turning our cities into battlefields. Enough! Demand members of Congress close all ICE detention centers and get ICE off our streets NOW!
    9 of 100 Signatures
  • Abolish Trump's ICE!
    ICE is now the largest federal law enforcement agency in the country—one with some of the least independent oversight. Under the Trump administration, its budget and power has expanded significantly, and agents have ramped up their violent, deadly, and unlawful tactics as they terrorize families and communities across the country.  Our immigrant neighbors are not a threat. But Trump’s ICE wants us to believe they are, so the Trump administration can get away with flagrant civil rights violations and sow chaos and disorder in our communities in order to maintain power.  Trump’s ICE is an agent of terror and abuse. And it’s clear it can’t be reformed—it must be ended.  >>Add your name to demand we abolish Trump’s ICE NOW!<<
    6 of 100 Signatures
  • Abolish ICE!
    Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the U.S. is an ill-conceived and dangerous agency whose primary responsibility is to forcefully arrest and detain millions of people who came to the U.S. seeking asylum, safety, and opportunity. Under Trump, ICE’s directives have become more abusive, deadly, and unconstitutional. But the problems with ICE are foundational, and immigrants have been cruelly separated and detained—their rights violated—under every administration since its inception. The majority of people in this country have already lived in a time before ICE. And we can live in a future without it, too. It’s time we abolish ICE, once and for all, and move toward a sensible and humane immigration system that upholds the dignity of every human being living in this country.  >>Sign the petition to abolish ICE NOW!<<
    5 of 100 Signatures
  • Get ICE Out of Our Communities!
    ICE and federal agents have been terrorizing communities across the country—murdering civilians, pointing guns at peaceful protesters, kidnapping children, and openly disappearing people from our streets. Enough is enough. From our children’s schools to our public spaces to the neighborhoods we call home, ICE has no place in our communities.
    4 of 100 Signatures
  • Create a compassionate pathway to citizenship NOW!
    Instead of allowing ICE to disappear people from the streets and rip families apart, Congress must focus on creating a compassionate pathway to citizenship for the millions of immigrants living in the United States.  Sign the petition to demand a more humane immigration system now >> 
    4 of 100 Signatures
  • Release everyone abducted by ICE!
    ICE agents are terrorizing our cities and kidnapping our neighbors off the street. A record-breaking 73,000 people are currently being held in ICE detention centers after being abducted off our streets.  People are being snatched out of their cars, from their workplaces, and in front of their children. And the Trump administration has created almost no path for release, leading to near-certain deportation.  These devastating, unjust attacks must end. Everyone in ICE custody must be released NOW.
    5 of 100 Signatures
  • Drop the charges against 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. 
    16,419 of 20,000 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.
    27 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.
    79 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.
    88 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.
    45 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Brett Stoltey