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M.A. Zavala 💖💜💙@megzavala.bsky.social · last yr.

For those who can’t protest locally but still want to help, a redditor provided a great suggestion. Call your representative and tell them they need to step in. The more people that contact their reps, the better. Here’s a link you can use to find your representative findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov

r/LosAngeles u/ReasonOne5623 • 2h Angry About the LA ICE Raids? Here's What You Can Do NOW I am absolutely pissed and disgusted at how ICE is treating our city, clearly racially profiling us and using people being Mexican as "reasonable suspicion." However, protesting isn't the only tool we have. We can and should pass a law in California that requires ICE to have a judicial warrant before they can conduct immigration enforcement on public property managed by the state or local governments. That means places like sidewalks, public transit stations, schools, hospitals, libraries, and city-owned parking lots would be off-limits unless ICE gets a real warrant from a judge. This would neuter ICE in California and would prevent further actions like what has happened recently in LA from occurring again. ICE almost never uses judicial warrants; they rely on administrative warrants issued internally by ICE. This would be a massive middle finger. Please call your state senators and ask them to consider drafting or introducing a bill like this. Some of them already have parts of this in progress, and hearing from you gives them the backbone to push it forward. My state senator is Lola Smallwood-Cuevas. I called her office and they said they were working on something like this and that they really appreciate knowing she has public backing.What just happened in LA could have been prevented or at least made much more difficult. We do not have to wait for the next outrage. We can act now. Go to this link to find your state senator and/or assembly member and demand action: https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov Click on their hyperlink which will take you to their website, then scroll all the way down to their contact info and phone numbers. Ideally, call their district office. Wait until Monday so you have a better chance of speaking to a staffer. Over the weekend it will mostly be voicemail, which is still useful, and you can also follow up with an email. Just to be clear, this wouldn't ban ICE from enforcing immigration law altogether. It would require them to have a judicial warrant before conducting enforcement actions on property owned or managed by the state or local government. That includes public schools, libraries, hospitals, sidewalks maintained by the city, and public transit areas. This is completely legal and consistent with California's existing sanctuary policies like SB 54. Here's a script you can say: "Hi, my name is [Your Name], and I'm a resident of [Your City or ZIP Code]. I'm calling because I'm extremely upset about the recent ICE raids in Los Angeles. They appear to be racially motivated and are causing fear in our communities Here's a script you can say: "Hi, my name is [Your Name], and I'm a resident of [Your City or ZIP Code]. I'm calling because I'm extremely upset about the recent ICE raids in Los Angeles. They appear to be racially motivated and are causing fear in our communities. I'm asking [Senator/Assemblymember] [Last Namel to consider introducing or supporting legislation that would ban all ICE enforcement actions on public property without a judicial warrant. That includes places like sidewalks, schools, hospitals, and transit areas. We need stronger protections for Californians. Please let [Senator/Assemblymember] [Last Name] know this matters to me, and I'll be following what action they take. Thank you."
M.A. Zavala 💖💜💙@megzavala.bsky.social · last yr.

For anyone showing up to the protests around LA this weekend, please bring supplies. Paper towels, milk, water, snacks, and any extra masks. Wear protective gear like helmets, goggles, full face protection, and heat resistant gloves. The tear gas canisters are hot and will burn

Hong Kong Protest Gear Summer 2019 Yellow construction helmet Protects against rubber bullets, tear gas canisters, flying bricks Broad face cover To counter facial-recognition technology Backpack Typically holds snacks, water, change of clothes. tools and sometimes laser pens to shine in officers' eyes. Goggles For flying debris Gas Mask Protecting against tear gas, which Hong Kong police use liberally Black t-shirt Uniform adopted by Hong Kong protestors, in contrast to white Ts, worn by Beijing supporters Lycra skin covers To protect against tear gas effects Elbow & knee pads For for falling, crawling and scuffing on city streets Loose change For subway fare, to avoid being tracked through electronic transit passes Umbrella Protection against rain and pepper spray Heat-resistant gloves To throw hot tear gas canisters back at police Photo: Sasa Petricic/CBC
Mar Katoto 🌠 @ ON BREAK TILL NOV 6TH@markatoto.com · 2y ago

dont stop creating. we NEED creativity now more than ever theres so much out there puttin that shit in danger. i dont care what it is: art, music, whatever. do something fucking creative. take part in something that brings u happiness. who gives a fuck about what anyone else says create & have fun

WAYNERADIOTV@wayneradio.tv · 2y ago

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