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| My husband and myself at the 4/19/25 rally in Portland, Oregon |
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| All photos are by Molly |
After another great weekend, I’m fired up and thrilled to bring you more good news today. I really do appreciate you taking the time to read this. Let’s dive in.
I have a huge update regarding Saturday’s protests—but before we get into that, there are a few things worth noting.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to halt the deportation of 133 students and recent graduates who lost their immigration status. The lawsuit, filed by the ACLU, calls the removal of their standing in the US illegal.
Dem Sen. Amy Klobuchar said The Supreme Court should hold Trump officials in contempt for defying orders. “We are a nation of laws, not of kings,” Klobuchar said. “They have the power to hold people in contempt … they have the right to do this.” And they absolutely, without a doubt, must do it. No one is above the law.
The Trump regime’s wrecking ball DOGE was exposed for removing nearly $1 billion in so-called “savings” from their website. When it comes to finding fraud, all they have to do is look in the mirror.
Whistleblower Daniel Berulis, from the National Labor Relations Board, says DOGE may also be responsible for an enormous cybersecurity breach. It’s great to see patriots like Berulis bravely come forward.
We can now confirm that more than 2 million people joined Saturday’s protests—an absolutely astounding number, especially for a holiday weekend. The next set of demonstrations are scheduled for Thursday, May 1st.
So many of our subscribers took part in this weekend’s activities! Here are some of their great protest stories we wanted to share:
In Sonoma County, CA, one of our amazing supporters, Warrior4Justice, joined two events with thousands of people, saying they are “Honored to be part of this fight for justice.” Thank you Warrior4Justice!
Our backer Ben reported from New Mexico, saying folks went “through rain, snow, sleet, and hail” and “marched through downtown Albuquerque ... while chanting their protests loudly! Others seemed to be ignited by the cold, wet sleet hitting their faces and soaking their hair. They yelled the loudest! I'm so proud to have joined them!” Thank you Ben for doing so!
Another excellent subscriber, Shari, attended a demonstration in Carson City, NV. They shared an inspiring moment when a hesitant Republican joined in. Shari said: “we welcomed her ... I'm so proud to be a part of a movement that knows we can have differences but ... We the People means every single one of us.” Absolutely right! Thank you Shari!
And Melissa with Indivisible Palo Alto Plus said their group’s protests outside Tesla showrooms grew from 20 last week to 200 this weekend. Way to help lead the charge, Melissa!
Every one of these stories is proof that our movement is growing stronger and louder. We’ve been fighting Trump’s chaos for the last 9 years, one protest, one victory, one day at a time.
Our unmatched social media campaigns generate billions of impressions every month. Plus our massive Contact Congress campaign has sent 271,384 letters, and made tens of thousands of calls—pushing back against this unhinged regime in every way we can.
We’re building momentum, and we need all hands on deck.
Onward!
Scott
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