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Text SIGN PYXDEV to 50409 — The indefinite detention of immigrant families is a cruel and unethical practice that goes against fundamental human rights and American values. Children and families should not be subjected to prolonged confinement, especially in conditions that violate basic standards of dignity and care. The testimonies from inside these detention centers expose deeply disturbing realities - adults and children fighting over scarce water, inadequate medical attention for serious conditions, and intense psychological trauma. Locking up vulnerable people, many of whom are legally seeking asylum, for indefinite periods is both unjust and inhumane. We cannot allow policies that inflict such harm on innocent families. This draconian approach not only disregards human rights but also undermines America's standing as a nation of compassion and refuge. Instead of perpetuating a system of abuse, we must embrace more humane and effective alternatives to detention that uphold our moral principles while ensuring due process. I urge you to reject any legislation enabling indefinite family detention and to work toward policies that protect the well-being of immigrant children and families. We have an ethical obligation to treat all people, regardless of immigration status, with basic human decency.

The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices plans to form a work group to review child and adolescent immunization schedules despite them undergoing constant review in real time.

Text SIGN PXLCOL to 50409 — Members of Congress must stand united against the authoritarian suppression exemplified by Senator Alex Padilla's unjust detention. His rightful attempt to seek accountability from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on the crucial issue of immigration enforcement should not have been met with physical restraint and silencing.   This disturbing event lays bare the Trump administration's escalating disregard for democratic oversight and its willingness to use force to stifle dissent. Senator Padilla's questioning represented the People's voice demanding answers on policies that profoundly impact immigrant communities, workers, and all Americans. By handcuffing him for simply doing his constitutional duty, this administration has crossed a dangerous line - from combative rhetoric to overt suppression of democratic accountability.   This watershed moment calls for unwavering resistance to authoritarianism. Democratic principles must be vigorously upheld through renewed resolve and unity across the aisle. As representatives of the People, Congress cannot allow such a blatant breach of democratic norms to be normalized. Senator Padilla's courageous defiance in the face of injustice exemplifies the fearless defense of civil liberties that the moment demands. Stand firm against the rising tide of autocracy.   Uphold your sworn duty to provide oversight and accountability. Defend the right to freely question authority without threat of forcible silencing. The American people are watching, and history will judge harshly any complacency in the face of encroaching tyranny. Heed Senator Padilla's rallying cry - resist openly and relentlessly to safeguard democracy.

A contract obtained by 404 Media shows that an airline-owned data broker forbids the feds from revealing it sold them detailed passenger data.

Text SIGN PCTBBI to 50409 — Forbid LAPD from assisting ICE. They knowingly go into our cities, rile up folks with no escape plan and play the sad damsel in distress. Let them rot in the mess of their own making. Who cares if they’re locked into a building surrounded by angry citizens for a week or two. Let them door dash and hide. Do not waste our resources and labor hours to disperse the protestors they intentionally brought upon themselves. Do not let ICE shove a wedge between you and your public popularity. Sending LAPD in just needlessly endangers them, and doesn’t endear you or them with the people. Do not fall for the blatant tactic to get you drummed out of office.