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Get Ready for No Kings 3
Get Ready for No Kings 3
The national No Kings coalition is preparing to make March 28 the largest day of protest in U.S. history. We'll be joining the nationwide action by lining the sidewalks along Largo Central Park on East Bay Drive and Seminole Boulevard. Mark your calendars, make your signs and plan to join us from 10 a.m. to noon. And remember, Indivisible Mid-Pinellas is dedicated to strategic, non-violent, peaceful action.
Click HERE to register for Largo's NO KINGS!
Florida Legislative Session Updates
Florida Legislative Session Updates
The Democratic Progressive Caucus of Florida offers weekly state legislative recap sessions every Monday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. You'll hear about progressive priorities, updates about what's happening in session, and ways to get involved to ensure your voice is heard. Keep informed by signing up to join these online updates weeky until the current legislative session ends.
Home Depot Weekly No-Ice Protest
Home Depot Weekly No-Ice Protest
Home Depot continues to allow ICE to use its properties as hunting grounds for non-violent, law-abiding immigrants. Join us Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon on the sidewalk by the Largo Home Depot at 10689 Ulmerton Road to peacefully urge our fellow community members to boycott Home Depots across the state and country. Sign up here.
Weekly Freedom Vigil for Immigrants
Weekly Freedom Vigil for Immigrants
Join the Florida Interfaith Coalition and allies for a Freedom Vigil every Sunday at the Pinellas County Justice Center at 14250 49th St. N. in Clearwater. Weekly from 4-5 p.m., together we stand in prayer and solidarity to show our Florida immigrant neighbors that ICE should not be using our county jails. Sign up for ongoing updates.
Immigrants are
Immigrants are
welcome here.
welcome here.
The Trump administration is deploying ICE deep into the hearts of our communities in an effort to spread fear among immigrants. In many places across the country, immigrant families – even citizens – are terrified to go to work, do their shopping and go about their lives for fear they may be rounded up by unaccountable masked men.
We can and must stand up for immigrants and show they are essential and welcomed members of our communities.
Sign up now to visit local businesses. Ask owners or managers to post signs that declare their support for their immigrant neighbors and opposition to ICE, and to create a private area for employees that ICE cannot legally enter without a signed judicial warrant. These simple steps protect their employees from ICE and make all immigrants feel welcome.
Check out the Pinellas Protests website where you'll find a great list of state and local actions. You can sign up for email alerts as well.
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