NO MORE FUNDS for ICE. Put the brakes on King Trump’s abuses now

Join 4,894 people. Tell Congress to stop expanding ICE funding and restore oversight of detention. Sign and Resistbot delivers your letter in minutes.

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No Work, No School, No Shopping: May Day Training Call · Indivisible

This May Day, we’re calling for a day of No Work, No School, No Shopping. We're flexing our economic power as workers, students, and everyday people to send a clear message to Trump: we will not do...

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Indivisible Santa Cruz County General Meeting · Indivisible Santa Cruz County

Indivisible will be holding its general meeting on Wednesday May 6 from 6:30-8:30 at London Nelson Center. We will be recruiting for important upcoming elections work and presenting opportunities for ...

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The list of impeachable offenses keeps growing

Nixon couldn't have dreamed of all of Trump's abuses of power.

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DOJ Is Defying the Epstein Files Transparency Act—Congress Must Act

Text SIGN PZGRYQ to 50409 — I am writing to urge immediate congressional action to enforce the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a bipartisan law enacted to ensure transparency, accountability, and justice for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. The Act required the Department of Justice to release all unclassified records relating to Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days of enactment. That deadline passed more than a month ago. According to the Department of Justice’s own representations, only a small fraction of responsive materials has been made public, and required reporting to Congress explaining redactions and withholdings has not been completed. More troubling still, in recent court filings, the Department of Justice has taken the position that the Act lacks an enforceable mechanism and therefore cannot be compelled by a court. In effect, DOJ argues that although Congress passed the law and the President signed it, no judge may require compliance, appoint an independent monitor, or meaningfully review whether the Department is acting in good faith. This position raises serious separation-of-powers concerns. If an executive agency may treat a duly enacted transparency statute as effectively unenforceable, then Congress’s ability to mandate disclosure, oversee the executive branch, and vindicate the rights of victims is severely undermined. The bipartisan concern over this failure is clear. Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie sought judicial involvement only after statutory deadlines were missed and required disclosures were not made. Their request for independent oversight reflects a fundamental problem: when an agency tasked with disclosure controls both the documents and the pace of release, meaningful transparency cannot depend on voluntary compliance alone. This matter is not about protecting or targeting any individual whose name may appear in the records. It is about whether victims are entitled to timely transparency promised by law, whether Congress’s mandates carry force, and whether the public can trust that justice is administered without delay or selective secrecy. Victims of Epstein’s crimes have endured years of institutional failure, secrecy, and delay. Continued noncompliance retraumatizes survivors and erodes public confidence. Transparency, handled with appropriate protections for victim privacy, is not a threat to justice—it is a prerequisite for it. Because DOJ has now placed the enforceability of this law in doubt, Congress must act. I respectfully urge you to: 1. Conduct immediate oversight hearings on DOJ’s compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. 2. Require sworn reporting from DOJ detailing document volume, review methodology, redaction criteria, and timelines. 3. Support or authorize independent oversight, such as a special master or neutral monitor, to ensure lawful compliance. 4. Use Congress’s appropriations and legislative authority to clarify and enforce mandatory transparency where executive resistance persists. A law passed overwhelmingly by Congress cannot be allowed to become optional in practice. The credibility of congressional oversight, the integrity of the justice system, and the interests of survivors all depend on enforcement.

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Tell your senators to act now to lower healthcare costs

Health insurance premiums are doubling for more than 22 million Americans, and up to six-million people have already, or will soon, lose coverage because Republicans made Affordable Care Act tax credi...

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PROTEST: We Ain't Buying It! — Indivisible Santa Cruz County

PROTEST on Black Friday!!

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Don’t Stream Fascism: Cancel Spotify

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We Ain't Buying It - Target, Home Depot & Amazon

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CALL NOW: TELL DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TO KEEP HOLDING THE LINE IN THE SHUTDOWN FIGHT

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No Kings Day 2 | Santa Cruz, CA

YouTube video by Indivisible Santa Cruz County

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NO KINGS SANTA CRUZ · No Kings

# In America, we don’t put up with would-be kings. ## Join us at 10am in San Lorenzo Park for a short rally followed by a march through downtown Santa Cruz and back to the park again. Grab everyone...

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Si Se Puede - No More Pesticides · Indivisible

A primary purpose of Indivisible Pajaro Valley is to amplify community voices and to protect and promote the civil rights of all residents, including farmworkers who work so hard to help us keep food ...

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Let Gaza Swim - A Red Line in the Sand Event — Indivisible Santa Cruz County

We'll meet at 6pm at the shoreline in front of the Boardwalk near the San Lorenzo River mouth.

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One Million Rising: Strategic Non-Cooperation to Fight Authoritarianism · Mobilize

Across the country, authoritarian forces are getting bolder and more dangerous. Trump and his allies are not hiding their agenda: mass deportations, rollbacks of civil rights, weaponized courts, and f...

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Rage Against the Regime · Indivisible Santa Cruz County

## WHEN: ### SATURDAY AUGUST 2nd – 10AM – 11:30AM ## WHERE: ### WEST CLIFF DRIVE | Gharkey Street to Natural Bridges ## WHAT: We will stand, single-file, one-person deep, along the ocean side of ...

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Donald Trump: The boy who cried hoax

Will his supporters finally stop believing his false claims?

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