John,

This week, Donald Trump visited my home state of Michigan to celebrate his first 100 days in office. He promoted his attacks on our communities, including by sharing a video at his rally that highlighted his administration’s illegal deportations.

He held his rally in a neighboring congressional district―the same district where we and local activists held a community town hall last week to hold their Republican member of Congress accountable and push him to vote against a right-wing agenda that attacks Medicaid, SNAP nutrition benefits, and more.

Through Trump’s first 100 days, our communities have shown incredible strength and resilience, rallying in cities and towns in all 50 states, including outside of federal buildings like Veterans Hospitals and Social Security field offices. The resistance is growing and together we’re fighting back against fascism.

This Thursday May 1st is May Day―a day to celebrate workers and continue our shared struggle for workers’ rights and wages. This is our next chance to make our voices heard and resist the anti-worker agenda of the Trump administration.

Click here to find a May Day rally near you and sign up to attend.

Through these first 100 days, we have seen the power of our resistance movement.

This week, student movement leader Mohsen Mahdawi has been temporarily released from ICE custody, due in large part to our shared activism, demanding his due process rights.

At the same time, the Trump administration has restored the legal status of thousands of international students whose student visas had been revoked. This is thanks to public pressure.

The Trump administration is also consistently losing in court, losing 93% of the cases being heard. Trump and Elon Musk are also losing in the court of public opinion, with approval ratings in the negative. Their agenda is unpopular, and it’s on us to keep pushing for a future that works for working people, and all who call this country home.

Click here to keep up our momentum and find a May Day rally near you.

The coalition of grassroots groups and unions putting on May Day events explains:

“This is a war on working people—and we will not stand down. They’re defunding our schools, privatizing public services, attacking unions, and targeting immigrant families with fear and violence. Working people built this nation and we know how to take care of each other. We won’t back down—we will never stop fighting for our families and the rights and freedoms that propel opportunity and a better life for all Americans. Their time is up.”

Thank you for standing with me as, together, we resist an authoritarian administration and reclaim our government for the people, not the billionaires.

With you in this fight for a better future,

Rashida