Massive Day Of Action Shows A Nation Rejecting Trump, Crockett Introduces Bill To End Secret Deportation Flights, and Veterans Back Mark Kelly

The resistance is rising on every front

I’m glad to have today’s news brief for you, especially during the Trump regime’s constant chaos. The Dworkin Report is doing much more than just reporting on the madness, and I’m thrilled you’re taking the time to be here.

Let’s jump in.

BILLBOARD BACKS TROOPS

Veterans For Peace put up a billboard in Tucson, Arizona, to amplify a message from Sen. Mark Kelly and other Vets in Congress who released a video urging troops not to follow illegal orders. The billboard reads: “Active Duty and National Guard: I want you to refuse illegal orders,” with a picture of Uncle Sam on the side.

NEWSOM RECONNECTS CALIFORNIA TO WHO

Earlier this week, with no valid reason, Trump officially withdrew the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO). CA Gov. Gavin Newsom responded in less than 24 hours by announcing that California would be the first state to join the WHO’s Global Outbreak Alert & Response Network.

Newsom said Trump made a “reckless decision that will hurt … Americans.” He added: “California will not bear witness to the chaos this decision will bring.” Good—every other governor with a working brain should follow this blueprint.

CROCKETT BRINGS IT

On Wednesday, Dem Rep. Jasmine Crockett introduced the TRACK ICE Act, which would mandate transparency in the regime’s immigration operations. ICE has been using privacy systems to hide deportation flights from the public, but Crockett aims to put an end to that.

“The federal government has operated immigration flights without full transparency,” Crockett said. “These ghost flights are tearing families apart, leaving loved ones in the dark.”

Also this week, Crockett slammed Republicans on the House Oversight Committee for their role in covering up the Epstein files. Crockett said: “You only care about following the rules, so long as you can invoke those rules on … your political enemies.”

DAY OF ACTION AGAINST TRUMP AND ICE

Yesterday’s day of action, sparked by a general strike in Minnesota, exploded into hundreds of marches, rallies, vigils, and other events in dozens of states.

In Minneapolis, countless businesses closed their doors in solidarity as protesters gathered outside the local ICE building. And at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, religious leaders led a massive demonstration that filled the outside of the departures terminal.

This is what resistance looks like.

Across the country, Americans refuse to normalize the Trump regime’s constant assault on our democracy. This is all part of our growing movement that’s gaining ground every single day. In sub-zero temperatures, snow, sleet, and rain—people are showing up and inspiring millions of others to take a stand.

We are channeling that power into winning back the House and Senate via our Midterm Accountability Project. We are demolishing maga propaganda, generating billions of impressions monthly on social media, and keeping nonstop pressure on lawmakers with our enormous Contact Congress initiative.

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Onward!

Scott

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I have three questions for you today:

Did you take part in any events yesterday or support them online?

What do you think about the new billboard in Tucson?

What’s your take on California joining a part of the WHO?