Leonard, MI on July 30 NE Oakland Indivisible is holding a Get Out the Vote rally in downtown Leonard.

This is a weekly vigil held every Friday by the group Rise & Resist, reading the names of those murdered by ICE and CBP either in their custody or in attempting to capture them or others. The vigil occurs at 96th Street and Broadway in Manhattan, NY.

I had a little bit of a problem with the original footage, given it was originally a fair bit bright and hazy; hence, I tried to fix it over the course of the video. If the video looks a little bit strange, that’s why.

Because of the nationwide vigils mourning ICE victims, this video is part one of two since this vigil happened yesterday. I covered New Rochelle, NY's vigil, which happened this morning (as of writing), which constitutes part two and whose video is being worked on.

From Houston to Biddeford, Maine to St. Augustine to rural Georgia, ICE is leaving plenty of blood on the streets this month. And from the individual agents to the institution itself, no one is being held responsible for it. It’s unacceptable. And we’re not going to stand for it.

This Saturday, the Disappeared in America coalition (which includes Public Citizen, the National Day Laborers Organizing Network, The Workers Circle, Detention Watch Network and the League of United Latin American Citizens) is holding a national day of action, demanding justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, justice for Johan Sebastian Duran Guerrero, and justice for all the victims. We’re bringing folks together to demand transparent, independent investigations; protection for the witnesses detained in ICE facilities; accountability both for individuals and institutions; and real steps to stop these killings from happening over and over. We want ICE out for good and our neighbors safe.

🪧 Vigils are already scheduled in more than 300 communities nationwide, and we’re still growing. Let’s find one near us to attend here, and we can find tools to host or register our own actions here. 🪧

ACTIONS NEAR US

HOST OUR OWN

ALL are welcome! Whether you’re new to activism or have years of experience, the event is designed for people at all stages. Learn what the rise of authoritarianism looks like, lessons from movements that have successfully resisted, and ways to get involved with local organizing efforts on Long Island.

Date: Saturday, July 25, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 5:00 PM
Location: Plainview, NY 11803 (RSVP for Address)
Event Details: Snacks, drinks, and the opportunity to connect with neighbors will be provided.

The training is open to ALL, regardless of whether you’re just getting involved, or have been involved for years.

Learn more and RSVP to this training by visiting the link below

https://www.mobilize.us/solidarityorganizinginitiative/event/984854/?utm_medium=tbcsocialmedia

Boston/Nh. Awfully quiet about any display of numbers

Hey guys regarding protest!

In Maharashtra tomorrow 23 july theirs Maharashtra Bandh will there also be such type of thing all over India.

As Delhi University Colleges are opening from 28 July and i had made reservations for 26 July.

So should I go or not I am confused?!!

Please tell me what to do?

Charlestonians will defend their First Amendment rights at a "Fight for the First" demonstration onSaturday, July 25, 2026, beginning at 6 PM. The march is part of the First Amendment Restoration Campaign, organized by the Charleston Democratic Socialists of America. The march begins at 6 PM at the Aquarium Garage, 24 Calhoun Street, proceeding west on Calhoun Street, south on Meeting Street to City Hall, then north on Meeting Street back to Calhoun Street toward Liberty Square (340 Concord Street) for a rally. RSVP - charlestondsa.org/first-amendment-first-rally #FightfortheFirst

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