| From | Indivisible SF <[email protected]> |
| Subject | Show up THIS MORNING for people detained by ICE in an SF courthouse |
| Date | May 28, 2025 1:30 PM |
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In this issue:
* MOBILIZE today against ICE in our courts
* RALLY for a People’s Budget, Fund the Public Defender's Office and nonprofit arts
* VOLUNTEER for No Kings San Francisco
* CALL voters in red states about the budget bill which cuts Medicaid
* Want to help us do this work?
* Upcoming events
** Act TODAY against ICE in our courts
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Yesterday, we learned that two people were detained by ICE ([link removed]) at the immigration courthouse at 100 Montgomery. This is part of a series of federal operations which, as reported by the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice ([link removed]) , are placing ICE agents in immigration courthouses in order to detain people who show up for their asylum hearings and other scheduled visits. They’re following the burdensome processes our federal laws put them through, and now ICE is punishing them for it.
We are outraged by this news, and we stand with our community of immigrants. We cannot let our legal immigration system be weaponized for state-sanctioned kidnappings.
This is the time when we cannot be silent, and we must act.
Here’s what to do right now:
1. TODAY, Wednesday May 28 at 9:30 AM at the corner of Montgomery and Sutter, join legal and community advocates in a rally & press conference to condemn ICE operations at immigration courts. Spread the word about this critical action: we need to get as many people here as possible to stand strong against ICE.
2. Find your local Rapid Response network and learn your rights. If you personally see ICE activity, you can call that network’s hotline number to report it. Do not spread unsubstantiated rumors or social media posts.
1. The San Francisco Rapid Response Network is SFILEN ([link removed]) and their hotline is (415) 200-1548.
2. Know Your Rights materials are available at the Immigrant Defense Project ([link removed]) .
3. You can get know-your-rights red cards and hand them to people you know, or businesses, at ILRC ([link removed]) .
3. Demand that our DA Brooke Jenkins stop sending people to ICE. In the face of the horrors threatening our immigrant communities, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is opening even more doors to ICE. She is doing an end-run around our city’s sanctuary laws by allowing federal officials to arrest people whose cases are dropped by the city; those federal officials then turn them in to ICE.
Let your supervisors know ([link removed]) that you are concerned and push for them to put an end to it.
4. Oppose the ICE Detention Center at FCI Dublin. ICE is considering reopening the notorious FCI Dublin federal prison as an immigration detention center. FCI Dublin was shut down last year after survivors exposed years of staff sexual abuse, retaliation, medical neglect, and unsafe conditions. Before its closure, non-citizen inmates were especially targeted for abuse.
Handing this facility over to ICE—an agency with its own history of mistreatment—would only perpetuate harm. Research shows that communities with ICE detention centers experience increased ICE activity and arrests, making everyone less safe. Three Northern California ICE detention centers have closed in recent years, improving community safety.
Join us in urging our representatives ([link removed]) to publicly oppose reopening FCI Dublin as an ICE detention center and to support its permanent closure. Our community deserves better.
**
The People’s Budget: RALLY, CALL, Keep up the pressure
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Indivisible SF is fighting alongside the People’s Budget Coalition for a budget that protects the freedom and future thriving of all our people and families in San Francisco. A budget is a moral document and an expression of values. We know that all people, no matter where they live, what they look like, or who they love, deserve safety and well-being.
Our city’s next budget is currently being crafted. But contrary to our values, our communities are on the chopping block. Year after year, we see more and more cuts to needed services while the budget for the police gets more and more bloated—especially with massive overtime spending ([link removed]) . The Board of Supervisors published an audit of police overtime ([link removed]) last year, but they have yet to take action.
We at Indivisible SF Local and State Action collaborate with others to fight for our values right here in San Francisco. We join with The People’s Budget Coalition ([link removed]) , a part of SF Rising ([link removed]) who convenes 150 non profit organizations, unions and advocates working to democratize the city budget to make sure every voice is heard.
Here’s what you can do.
* Join the People’s Budget Rally on Wednesday, June 4, at 12 PM on the stairs of City Hall.
* Call the Mayor and your Supervisor ([link removed]) to make sure they know what we stand for. We want a city where our budget protects the freedom and future thriving of all our people and families.
Here are some things you can ask for:
+ Oppose $90 million of additional police overtime.
+ Pressure Airbnb to drop its lawsuit against paying its taxes, and demand the taxes be paid
+ Ask for a SF Wealth Tax
+ Protect public arts funding ([link removed])
* Email Airbnb ([link removed]) , which is refusing to be a good neighbor and pay what it owes in taxes.
* Leave a public comment ([link removed]) on Monday, June 23 at 10 AM at City Hall to increase funding for the Public Defender’s office.
** Call for Volunteers for NO KINGS: June 14 March and Rally
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Answering Indivisible National’s call for mass mobilization, Indivisible SF and 50501SF are hosting a No Kings event on June 14, 2025, and we need volunteers.
To sign up for our event, use our Mobilize page ([link removed]) .
We are looking for at least 50 volunteers. Sign up via our Google form. ([link removed])
We are gathering our coalition now. Spread the word to your friends, family, union, book club, or anyone who will listen! We will soon have flyers available for download, so you can print and post them.
To stay posted on protest materials, and other events going on around the Bay Area, check out our No Kings landing page ([link removed]) .
** Tell voters in red states: Pressure YOUR Congress members to vote NO on the budget.
------------------------------------------------------------
The “Big Ugly Reconciliation Bill ([link removed]) ” passed the House last week, and faces an uphill battle in the Senate. Unfortunately, this bill confirms our greatest fears as written. Between cuts to Medicaid, food aid (SNAP), and other services, MAGA cuts will take an average of $700 out of the take-home pay of people earning from $17,000 to $51,000 starting next year, and more thereafter. On the other hand, those with incomes over $4.3 million will receive an extra $389,000 or more on average in their after-tax income in 2026.
The fight is not over, and we are keeping tabs on this bill. Since the service cuts run so deep in it, it is a third rail for many red-state Senators. We need to let voters in red states know what their Senators are about to do, and get them to raise holy hell about it.
Phone Bank with People’s Action Institute: RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed]) .
Phone Bank with Indivisible National: RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed]) .
** Want to help us do this work?
------------------------------------------------------------
We will plug you in where your skills can do the most good to resist this administration.
If you would like to join and do important work with us, we welcome you! Currently we are in need of volunteers to help with the following:
* Editing submissions to our newsletter (Mondays and Tuesdays)
* Publishing our newsletter with MailChimp and helping update our website on Newsletter Night (Tuesdays at 5 PM).
* Making short-form videos to help educate people on our topics in an accessible way.
* Tracking federal, state, and local legislation and working with our state and local legislatures and Mayor Lurie.
* Organizing our protests and other in-person actions and scheduling our in-person meetings.
No experience is needed; we will train you and provide everything you need. If you would like to help us, please contact us at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) .
[link removed]
TODAY: Rally and Press Conference: ICE OUT OF COURTS / ICE OUT OF EVERYWHERE, Wednesday, May 28, 9:30 AM, corner of Montgomery and Sutter St. Join legal and community advocates in condemning ongoing ICE operations at immigration courts in Northern California and across the country, which tear communities apart and threaten the constitutional right to due process for everyone.
Fight for Our Healthcare Phonebank: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, May 28-30 from 12:30-1:45 PM and 5:30-6:45 PM. The Republican-led Congress is proposing to make devastating cuts to health care programs that could impact 15 million Californians, including children and people with disabilities. To stop the cuts and save lives we need to get a handful of Republican Congressmembers to vote NO on the proposed health care cuts. The California Democratic Party will be making calls to voters in CD-40, Congresswoman Young Kim's district, encouraging them to call her office and patching them through right then! RSVP on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Tell the Billionaires: Hands off our money, weekly phone bank with People’s Action Institute, Thursday, May 29, 3-6 PM. Join People’s Action Institute for Tax & Budget Fight Phone banks, to talk to constituents in key congressional districts and have deep, meaningful conversations about how these tax breaks for the wealthy hurt all our local communities. Together, we’ll take action to pressure Congress to stop these cuts and ensure the rich pay their fair share. No experience? No problem! We provide training at every phone bank to set you up for success. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or making your first call, you’ll be supported every step of the way. RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed])
Phone Bank with Common Cause to stop the SAVE Act: Thursday, May 29 from 2:30-4:30 PM and Tuesday, May 27 from 3-5 PM. Join Common Cause for an important phone bank as we mobilize voters to take action against the dangerous SAVE Act and advocate for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. RSVP on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Phone Bank to Republican Senators to Save Medicaid: Thursday, May 29 and Saturday, May 31 at various times. Join the California Democratic Party and Together for CA Health calling voters in Republican Senate districts to ask voters to call their Senator to say no to Medicaid Cuts. RSVP for a shift on Mobilize. ([link removed])
People over Profit: Saturday, May 31, and (almost) every Saturday at 12 PM. Join this weekly, peaceful protest at the SF Tesla Dealership at 999 Van Ness to speak out against Musk’s takeover of the federal government. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Stop the Attack on Federal Workers: Monday, June 2, and every Monday at 12 PM. This weekly protest at the SF Tesla Dealership at 999 Van Ness is organized by Federal Workers United to stand with federal workers. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
National Day of Action: San Francisco March for Health Care for All, Saturday, May 31 at Harry Bridges. Join us in San Francisco for a National Day of Action for Health Care For All march to put National Single Payer Healthcare on the nation’s agenda. March from Harry Bridges Plaza (Embarcadero) to BlackRock, 400 Howard St., SF, organized by National Single Payer Health Care Coalition. Learn more here. ([link removed])
Impeach + Remove Digital Town Hall: Tuesday, June 3 at 4:30 PM Online. Join Free Speech For People and Women’s March for a digital town hall featuring Congressman Al Green of Texas—who has introduced articles of impeachment—and leading legal experts. Learn why Trump must be held accountable and how you can take action to protect our democracy. Register here. ([link removed])
March for a People’s Budget: Wednesday, June 4 at 12 Noon at San Francisco City Hall. Thousands could lose jobs and services in an historic year of the City budget process. Join the People's Budget Coalition to say: Don't Balance the Budget on the Backs of the Working Class. More info here. ([link removed])
Phonebank with Indivisible—Stop the Trump Tax Scam: Wednesday, June 4 and Thursday June 5, 8:00-9:30 AM Online. Every Wednesday and Thursday in June, join Indivisible for a phonebank where we’ll be calling voters and connecting them directly to their Senator to urge Republicans to oppose the Trump Tax Scam—a reckless GOP tax plan that prioritizes billionaires like Elon Musk while selling out working families. Register here. ([link removed])
Protest Pollution-Producing Project: Thursday, June 5 at 12 Noon at San Francisco City Hall.
Prologis, a logistics real estate company, is proposing to build a production, distribution, and repair center in Bayview, whose increased truck traffic will bring inevitable toxins to the community. Join neighborhood groups and supporters from around the city at a Planning Commission hearing to protest the project. More info here. ([link removed])
No Kings Mass Protest: Saturday, June 14 from 11:30-2 PM from Dolores Park to Civic Center Plaza. Indivisible SF and 50501SF are hosting a No Kings mass mobilization. We will gather at Dolores Park at 11:30 AM, and march at 12 NOON SHARP to Civic Center Plaza via Market St. There, we will have a rally showing our commitment to democracy and the power of We the People. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
** This Week’s Social Media Graphics
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If you’ve seen our newsletter posts on social media, you might have noticed that we include a photo or graphic with each issue.
Today’s graphics are promoting our upcoming mobilizations and calls to action.
Keep Fighting,
The Indivisible SF Team ([link removed])
If you'd like to support our all-volunteer team:
DONATE HERE ([link removed])
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In this issue:
* MOBILIZE today against ICE in our courts
* RALLY for a People’s Budget, Fund the Public Defender's Office and nonprofit arts
* VOLUNTEER for No Kings San Francisco
* CALL voters in red states about the budget bill which cuts Medicaid
* Want to help us do this work?
* Upcoming events
** Act TODAY against ICE in our courts
------------------------------------------------------------
Yesterday, we learned that two people were detained by ICE ([link removed]) at the immigration courthouse at 100 Montgomery. This is part of a series of federal operations which, as reported by the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice ([link removed]) , are placing ICE agents in immigration courthouses in order to detain people who show up for their asylum hearings and other scheduled visits. They’re following the burdensome processes our federal laws put them through, and now ICE is punishing them for it.
We are outraged by this news, and we stand with our community of immigrants. We cannot let our legal immigration system be weaponized for state-sanctioned kidnappings.
This is the time when we cannot be silent, and we must act.
Here’s what to do right now:
1. TODAY, Wednesday May 28 at 9:30 AM at the corner of Montgomery and Sutter, join legal and community advocates in a rally & press conference to condemn ICE operations at immigration courts. Spread the word about this critical action: we need to get as many people here as possible to stand strong against ICE.
2. Find your local Rapid Response network and learn your rights. If you personally see ICE activity, you can call that network’s hotline number to report it. Do not spread unsubstantiated rumors or social media posts.
1. The San Francisco Rapid Response Network is SFILEN ([link removed]) and their hotline is (415) 200-1548.
2. Know Your Rights materials are available at the Immigrant Defense Project ([link removed]) .
3. You can get know-your-rights red cards and hand them to people you know, or businesses, at ILRC ([link removed]) .
3. Demand that our DA Brooke Jenkins stop sending people to ICE. In the face of the horrors threatening our immigrant communities, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is opening even more doors to ICE. She is doing an end-run around our city’s sanctuary laws by allowing federal officials to arrest people whose cases are dropped by the city; those federal officials then turn them in to ICE.
Let your supervisors know ([link removed]) that you are concerned and push for them to put an end to it.
4. Oppose the ICE Detention Center at FCI Dublin. ICE is considering reopening the notorious FCI Dublin federal prison as an immigration detention center. FCI Dublin was shut down last year after survivors exposed years of staff sexual abuse, retaliation, medical neglect, and unsafe conditions. Before its closure, non-citizen inmates were especially targeted for abuse.
Handing this facility over to ICE—an agency with its own history of mistreatment—would only perpetuate harm. Research shows that communities with ICE detention centers experience increased ICE activity and arrests, making everyone less safe. Three Northern California ICE detention centers have closed in recent years, improving community safety.
Join us in urging our representatives ([link removed]) to publicly oppose reopening FCI Dublin as an ICE detention center and to support its permanent closure. Our community deserves better.
**
The People’s Budget: RALLY, CALL, Keep up the pressure
------------------------------------------------------------
Indivisible SF is fighting alongside the People’s Budget Coalition for a budget that protects the freedom and future thriving of all our people and families in San Francisco. A budget is a moral document and an expression of values. We know that all people, no matter where they live, what they look like, or who they love, deserve safety and well-being.
Our city’s next budget is currently being crafted. But contrary to our values, our communities are on the chopping block. Year after year, we see more and more cuts to needed services while the budget for the police gets more and more bloated—especially with massive overtime spending ([link removed]) . The Board of Supervisors published an audit of police overtime ([link removed]) last year, but they have yet to take action.
We at Indivisible SF Local and State Action collaborate with others to fight for our values right here in San Francisco. We join with The People’s Budget Coalition ([link removed]) , a part of SF Rising ([link removed]) who convenes 150 non profit organizations, unions and advocates working to democratize the city budget to make sure every voice is heard.
Here’s what you can do.
* Join the People’s Budget Rally on Wednesday, June 4, at 12 PM on the stairs of City Hall.
* Call the Mayor and your Supervisor ([link removed]) to make sure they know what we stand for. We want a city where our budget protects the freedom and future thriving of all our people and families.
Here are some things you can ask for:
+ Oppose $90 million of additional police overtime.
+ Pressure Airbnb to drop its lawsuit against paying its taxes, and demand the taxes be paid
+ Ask for a SF Wealth Tax
+ Protect public arts funding ([link removed])
* Email Airbnb ([link removed]) , which is refusing to be a good neighbor and pay what it owes in taxes.
* Leave a public comment ([link removed]) on Monday, June 23 at 10 AM at City Hall to increase funding for the Public Defender’s office.
** Call for Volunteers for NO KINGS: June 14 March and Rally
------------------------------------------------------------
Answering Indivisible National’s call for mass mobilization, Indivisible SF and 50501SF are hosting a No Kings event on June 14, 2025, and we need volunteers.
To sign up for our event, use our Mobilize page ([link removed]) .
We are looking for at least 50 volunteers. Sign up via our Google form. ([link removed])
We are gathering our coalition now. Spread the word to your friends, family, union, book club, or anyone who will listen! We will soon have flyers available for download, so you can print and post them.
To stay posted on protest materials, and other events going on around the Bay Area, check out our No Kings landing page ([link removed]) .
** Tell voters in red states: Pressure YOUR Congress members to vote NO on the budget.
------------------------------------------------------------
The “Big Ugly Reconciliation Bill ([link removed]) ” passed the House last week, and faces an uphill battle in the Senate. Unfortunately, this bill confirms our greatest fears as written. Between cuts to Medicaid, food aid (SNAP), and other services, MAGA cuts will take an average of $700 out of the take-home pay of people earning from $17,000 to $51,000 starting next year, and more thereafter. On the other hand, those with incomes over $4.3 million will receive an extra $389,000 or more on average in their after-tax income in 2026.
The fight is not over, and we are keeping tabs on this bill. Since the service cuts run so deep in it, it is a third rail for many red-state Senators. We need to let voters in red states know what their Senators are about to do, and get them to raise holy hell about it.
Phone Bank with People’s Action Institute: RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed]) .
Phone Bank with Indivisible National: RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed]) .
** Want to help us do this work?
------------------------------------------------------------
We will plug you in where your skills can do the most good to resist this administration.
If you would like to join and do important work with us, we welcome you! Currently we are in need of volunteers to help with the following:
* Editing submissions to our newsletter (Mondays and Tuesdays)
* Publishing our newsletter with MailChimp and helping update our website on Newsletter Night (Tuesdays at 5 PM).
* Making short-form videos to help educate people on our topics in an accessible way.
* Tracking federal, state, and local legislation and working with our state and local legislatures and Mayor Lurie.
* Organizing our protests and other in-person actions and scheduling our in-person meetings.
No experience is needed; we will train you and provide everything you need. If you would like to help us, please contact us at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) .
[link removed]
TODAY: Rally and Press Conference: ICE OUT OF COURTS / ICE OUT OF EVERYWHERE, Wednesday, May 28, 9:30 AM, corner of Montgomery and Sutter St. Join legal and community advocates in condemning ongoing ICE operations at immigration courts in Northern California and across the country, which tear communities apart and threaten the constitutional right to due process for everyone.
Fight for Our Healthcare Phonebank: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, May 28-30 from 12:30-1:45 PM and 5:30-6:45 PM. The Republican-led Congress is proposing to make devastating cuts to health care programs that could impact 15 million Californians, including children and people with disabilities. To stop the cuts and save lives we need to get a handful of Republican Congressmembers to vote NO on the proposed health care cuts. The California Democratic Party will be making calls to voters in CD-40, Congresswoman Young Kim's district, encouraging them to call her office and patching them through right then! RSVP on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Tell the Billionaires: Hands off our money, weekly phone bank with People’s Action Institute, Thursday, May 29, 3-6 PM. Join People’s Action Institute for Tax & Budget Fight Phone banks, to talk to constituents in key congressional districts and have deep, meaningful conversations about how these tax breaks for the wealthy hurt all our local communities. Together, we’ll take action to pressure Congress to stop these cuts and ensure the rich pay their fair share. No experience? No problem! We provide training at every phone bank to set you up for success. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or making your first call, you’ll be supported every step of the way. RSVP on Mobilize ([link removed])
Phone Bank with Common Cause to stop the SAVE Act: Thursday, May 29 from 2:30-4:30 PM and Tuesday, May 27 from 3-5 PM. Join Common Cause for an important phone bank as we mobilize voters to take action against the dangerous SAVE Act and advocate for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. RSVP on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Phone Bank to Republican Senators to Save Medicaid: Thursday, May 29 and Saturday, May 31 at various times. Join the California Democratic Party and Together for CA Health calling voters in Republican Senate districts to ask voters to call their Senator to say no to Medicaid Cuts. RSVP for a shift on Mobilize. ([link removed])
People over Profit: Saturday, May 31, and (almost) every Saturday at 12 PM. Join this weekly, peaceful protest at the SF Tesla Dealership at 999 Van Ness to speak out against Musk’s takeover of the federal government. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
Stop the Attack on Federal Workers: Monday, June 2, and every Monday at 12 PM. This weekly protest at the SF Tesla Dealership at 999 Van Ness is organized by Federal Workers United to stand with federal workers. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
National Day of Action: San Francisco March for Health Care for All, Saturday, May 31 at Harry Bridges. Join us in San Francisco for a National Day of Action for Health Care For All march to put National Single Payer Healthcare on the nation’s agenda. March from Harry Bridges Plaza (Embarcadero) to BlackRock, 400 Howard St., SF, organized by National Single Payer Health Care Coalition. Learn more here. ([link removed])
Impeach + Remove Digital Town Hall: Tuesday, June 3 at 4:30 PM Online. Join Free Speech For People and Women’s March for a digital town hall featuring Congressman Al Green of Texas—who has introduced articles of impeachment—and leading legal experts. Learn why Trump must be held accountable and how you can take action to protect our democracy. Register here. ([link removed])
March for a People’s Budget: Wednesday, June 4 at 12 Noon at San Francisco City Hall. Thousands could lose jobs and services in an historic year of the City budget process. Join the People's Budget Coalition to say: Don't Balance the Budget on the Backs of the Working Class. More info here. ([link removed])
Phonebank with Indivisible—Stop the Trump Tax Scam: Wednesday, June 4 and Thursday June 5, 8:00-9:30 AM Online. Every Wednesday and Thursday in June, join Indivisible for a phonebank where we’ll be calling voters and connecting them directly to their Senator to urge Republicans to oppose the Trump Tax Scam—a reckless GOP tax plan that prioritizes billionaires like Elon Musk while selling out working families. Register here. ([link removed])
Protest Pollution-Producing Project: Thursday, June 5 at 12 Noon at San Francisco City Hall.
Prologis, a logistics real estate company, is proposing to build a production, distribution, and repair center in Bayview, whose increased truck traffic will bring inevitable toxins to the community. Join neighborhood groups and supporters from around the city at a Planning Commission hearing to protest the project. More info here. ([link removed])
No Kings Mass Protest: Saturday, June 14 from 11:30-2 PM from Dolores Park to Civic Center Plaza. Indivisible SF and 50501SF are hosting a No Kings mass mobilization. We will gather at Dolores Park at 11:30 AM, and march at 12 NOON SHARP to Civic Center Plaza via Market St. There, we will have a rally showing our commitment to democracy and the power of We the People. Details on Mobilize. ([link removed])
** This Week’s Social Media Graphics
------------------------------------------------------------
If you’ve seen our newsletter posts on social media, you might have noticed that we include a photo or graphic with each issue.
Today’s graphics are promoting our upcoming mobilizations and calls to action.
Keep Fighting,
The Indivisible SF Team ([link removed])
If you'd like to support our all-volunteer team:
DONATE HERE ([link removed])
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