Petitions

Nearly half the Epstein files are still hidden. Sign the petition to demand full disclosure from the DOJ now.

Stop Protecting the Powerful. Release Every Epstein File. UNREDACTED.

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 They did not release the Epstein files. 
 They released part of them.

 The Department of Justice disclosed 3.5 million pages — while reports indicate as many as 6 million pages were identified as responsive.

 That means millions of pages are still being withheld.

 And the pages we got?

 
 Blacked out. 
 Names erased. 
 Entire sections buried under black ink.
 

 That is not transparency.
 That is protection of the powerful.

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 Jeffrey Epstein’s operation did not survive on its own. It thrived on wealth, access, and influence. Americans were promised the truth.

 Instead, we got redactions.

 Regular people face consequences every day. But when power is involved, suddenly the details disappear.

 The American public is done with two systems of justice.

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 <li>A complete public inventory of every Epstein-related file identified by the Department of Justice</li>
 <li>Immediate release of all remaining materials</li>
 <li>Fully unredacted documents — except where narrowly required to protect victims</li>
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 If there is nothing to hide, release everything.

 Truth does not need black ink.

 Sign now to demand full transparency from the Department of Justice.
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Tell Trump and Congress the military does not belong on American streets — especially not to silence protest.

NO MILITARY ON OUR STREETS

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 Armed federal agents. Civilians shot. Communities terrified.
In January 2026, federal immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota escalated after multiple shootings involving ICE agents, triggering protests and public outrage. In response, President Donald Trump publicly threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy the U.S. military domestically to suppress unrest.
 Now the President is threatening to send the U.S. military into Minnesota.

 The Insurrection Act is a 19th-century law meant for extreme emergencies — not a tool to intimidate Americans exercising their right to protest government violence.
Deploying soldiers against civilians is not “law and order.” It’s authoritarian overreach.
 Americans are demanding accountability after deadly immigration enforcement actions. Instead of answers, they’re being threatened with tanks and troops.
 This is the moment where protest becomes criminalized — and dissent becomes a target.

 Once the military is normalized as a response to protest, no community is safe. No state is immune.

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 Congress must block any attempt to invoke the Insurrection Act against civilians and rein in federal abuse of power now.
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 <h3>Add your name now — before the use of military force against civilians becomes the new normal.</strong<h3>
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Petition: No Military On Our Streets

Sign the petition to demand independent investigations when federal agents use deadly force. Justice shouldn’t depend on party lines.

HOLD ICE ACCOUNTABLE

Two U.S. citizens were killed during federal immigration enforcement actions in Minneapolis this January.


 Renée Good and Alex Pretti lost their lives in incidents involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In both cases, critical questions remain unanswered about why lethal force was used — and whether federal protocols were followed.


This is not about immigration policy. It’s about accountability.


 When federal agents take a life, the public deserves clear answers, independent investigations, and full transparency. That hasn’t happened here.


What we know — and what remains hidden


 Renée Good’s death has been ruled a homicide. 
 Video evidence in Alex Pretti’s case appears to contradict initial federal accounts.



 Yet key facts remain undisclosed — including why lethal force was used, whether established rules were followed, and why local authorities have been denied full access to evidence.



 When answers are withheld, trust in justice breaks down.


What we are demanding


 - Independent, transparent investigations into both deaths — free from political interference 
 - Public release of all evidence, including body-camera footage and forensic findings 
 - Review and reform of enforcement practices to ensure constitutional rights and public safety are upheld



 These are basic expectations in a democracy — not partisan demands.


No matter where you stand politically, we should agree on this: 
No federal agency should be allowed to take a life without clear justification, public explanation, and independent oversight.

Add your name to demand accountability, transparency, and real answers — now.

Sign the petition and tell Congress hands off affordable health care — restore ACA subsidies now.

HANDS OFF AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE — RESTORE ACA SUBSIDIES NOW

Congress just allowed lifesaving health care help to expire — and millions of families are paying the price.


 Insurance bills are already spiking. 
 Families are being priced out of coverage. 
 Some are being forced to drop insurance altogether.


This wasn’t an accident. It was a choice.


 Lawmakers knew exactly what would happen when they let ACA subsidies expire. They were warned — repeatedly — that premiums would jump and coverage would be lost. And they let it happen anyway.



 Enhanced ACA subsidies kept coverage affordable for working families, seniors, and people living paycheck to paycheck. When Congress failed to act, those protections disappeared.


Who is being hurt


 Without ACA subsidies, premiums are rising by hundreds — sometimes thousands — of dollars a year.



 Older adults on fixed incomes are being hit hardest. 
 Parents are canceling coverage. 
 Workers are skipping care because they simply can’t afford it.



 When people lose coverage, they don’t stop getting sick — they just stop getting care, until a medical emergency devastates their finances or their lives.


Congress can fix this — now


 Restoring ACA subsidies would immediately lower premiums, protect coverage, and give families breathing room in an economy where everything already costs too much.



 Every day Congress delays, more families lose coverage.


Add your name now and tell Congress: restore ACA subsidies before even more damage is done.

HANDS OFF Affordable Healthcare — Restore ACA Subsidies

The military does not belong on American streets — especially not to silence protest.

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 <h2>Stop the Insurrection Act threat in Minnesota</h2>

 Armed federal agents. Civilians shot. Communities terrified.

 Now the President is threatening to send the U.S. military into Minnesota.

 The Insurrection Act is a 19th-century law meant for extreme emergencies — not a tool to intimidate Americans exercising their right to protest government violence.

 Deploying soldiers against civilians is not “law and order.” It’s authoritarian overreach.

 Minnesotans are demanding accountability after deadly immigration enforcement actions. Instead of answers, they’re being threatened with tanks and troops.

 This is how democracies erode — when leaders use force instead of restraint, and fear instead of accountability.

 Once the military is normalized as a response to protest, no community is safe. No state is immune.

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 Congress must block any attempt to invoke the Insurrection Act against civilians and rein in federal abuse of power now.
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 Sign this petition to defend civil liberties, democracy, and the fundamental right to protest without fear of military force.
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