Families Belong Together—Attend a June 30 Event!
Donald Trump and his administration are cruelly separating children from their families.
But we won’t allow it to continue. On June 30, we’re rallying in Washington, D.C., and around the country to tell Donald Trump and his administration to stop separating kids from their parents!
Trump and his administration have been systematically criminalizing immigration and immigrants, from revoking Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) to ramping up intimidating ICE tactics.
Join us on June 30 to send a clear message to Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress: Families Belong Together!
If there’s not an event near you, keep checking back or create an event at the link below.
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Saturday, June 30 at 10 a.m.Hosted by wendy W.Sonoma PlazaSonoma, CA 95476104 attendeesGather at the Sonoma Plaza to Protest!Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at 10 a.m.Hosted by Paul G.Petaluma Mail Depot , parking lot (4th & C streets)Petaluma, CA 94952296 attendeesIt is time to rally and march against the trump administration’s horrendous treatment of families seeking refuge at the border! These families are being cruelly separated and sent to prison camps. The children are being ripped from their parents’ arms! We must stand united with others across the nation on June 30th and let trump and GOP know no more! The time to stand up is NOW!Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at 10 a.m.Hosted by Leslie G.Courthouse Square, Downtown Santa RosaSanta Rosa, CA 95404388 attendeesSanta Rosa is standing with the national Families Belong Together protest on June 30th, demanding that families not be separated at the US-Mexico Border … Our current administration’s policy of separating children from their parents must stop. Join us in action and solidarity … schedule for the rally will be posted soon on our facebook event page https://www.facebook.com/events/1913293655399367/Directions: Take 101 N to Downtown Exit and turn right onto 3rd Street – park in parking garage at 3rd and D or at 1st and Santa Rosa Ave. you will pass Courthouse Square on way to parking garage Take 101 S to Downtown Exit and turn left onto 3rd Street – following directions above or park under freeway and walk through Santa Rosa Plaza onto 4th Street – Courthouse Square is 1 block from Mall/Plaza
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Saturday, June 30 at 11 a.m.Hosted by Stephanie G.Unity Plaza, Vallejo, CaliforniaVallejo, CA 9459038 attendeesStand with your neighbors and our community to say, “NO” to the brutal and inhumane internment, family separation and criminalization of immigrants. Let’s help lead the way to a brighter future for the children of the world! As a very diverse community with many residents who have immigrated from different countries, let’s make the voices of Vallejo and Benicia part of the wave of cities rising up to say “No, we are not okay with this!” We’d like this peaceful, non-violent action to include protest, music, art, testimonies and representation from different faith communities (including faithful and faithless humanists). This will be a youth, elder-friendly and accessible event. Everyone participating in this event will be required to abide by all applicable laws and lawful orders of authorities. This Event will be nonviolent and will not involve any civil disobedience or other violation of law.Directions: Unity Plaza in downtown Vallejo — the corner of Georgia and Santa Clara Streets by the MLK Library.
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Saturday, June 30 at 11 a.m.Hosted by Lisa F.Contra Costa West County Detention FacilityRichmond, CA 9480677 attendeesJune 30th is the anniversary of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, signed into law in front of the Statue of Liberty. Let’s show our State and our Nation that babies are not bargaining chips in your politics. Bring diapers, baby blankets, kids books and toys, your signs and your friends. We can leave the baby items there as a symbol of who they are harming, in hopes that they will get the items to the kids who need it. All while we stand there in protest of this abominable policy, leaving our signs there as a reminder to anyone who enters that they are complicit in this abuse. Come when you can. Bring who you can. The time is 11 AM – 2 PM, but show up, leave a sign, show your support, whenever you can. Facebook event for further planning: https://www.facebook.com/events/438561293282798/Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at 11 a.m.Hosted by Laura V.ICE/West County Detention Center, Richmond, CARichmond, CA 94806229 attendeesStand with your neighbors and loved ones say NO to the brutal and inhumane internment, family separation and criminalization of immigrants. Join our multi-racial, multi-faith protest and demand Let Our People Go! Organized by people from Solidarity Sundays and the Kehilla Community Synagogue Immigration Committee. Let Our People Go is a youth-and-elder-friendly, accessible action that opposes the detentions/deportations and mass incarceration with protest, music, art, testimonies and representation from different faith communities (including faithful and faithless humanists).Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at 10 a.m.Hosted by Sara P.Vacaville Town SquareVacaville, CA 95688112 attendeesJoin us to protest the traumatic and inhumane separation of children from their parents and the continued criminalization of immigration.Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at noonHosted by Katherine T.Corner or Healdsburg Ave. & Matheson St.Healdsburg, CA 9544825 attendeesJoin us in peacefully protesting the inhumane treatment of children and families seeking asylum at our borders. Remember that silence is consent. If you have any questions call Kathy Timberlake at 305-587-1712Directions:
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Saturday, June 30 at noonHosted by Daron S. Samuel K. Jaime M.Old City Hall Steps, 2134 Martin Luther King Jr WayBerkeley, CA 94704592 attendeesFamily separation is another Trump-created crisis. This is not at all required under current law — despite the lies coming out of Trump’s mouth — and Trump could put an end to this with a phone call. And like so many other Trump-created crises, Republicans in Congress are letting it happen. Some may have expressed concerns about the policy, but none have done anything about it. That’s where you come in. Join our rally as part of a national day of action (like the airport protests) in support of keeping families together. (Why do we even need to say that?!)Directions: The Old City Hall Steps are on Martin Luther King Way between Center St. and Allston Way in Berkeley