Tell your Representatives: Publicly Oppose Police-State Political Intimidation Against Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Senate, Federal Level, Top Action, Current Action Frank Buffum Senate, Federal Level, Top Action, Current Action Frank Buffum

Tell your Representatives: Publicly Oppose Police-State Political Intimidation Against Congresswoman Ilhan Omar

Monday's unprecedented and outrageous search and seizure at the home of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) by armed DHS agents in the dead of night was blatant political intimidation and an obvious effort to sway the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections.
Urge your representatives to take immediate, vigorous action to protect the integrity of our election system.

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Contact the Mayor and Board of Supervisors: Oppose Removal of the Private Right of Action
Local Level, Top Action, Mayor Anna Krasner Local Level, Top Action, Mayor Anna Krasner

Contact the Mayor and Board of Supervisors: Oppose Removal of the Private Right of Action

Sup. Dorsey—with Sups. Mandelman and Sherill cosponsoring—are seeking to remove the 2019 Anti-Surveillance Law’s private right of action, which allows people to sue the Department after it violates their privacy. In other words: Removing the one lever we have to enforce this law when our leaders fail to do so.

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Thank City Hall for Voting to Fund $3.5 Million for Immigration Legal Defense Services and the City’s Rapid-Response Network

Thank City Hall for Voting to Fund $3.5 Million for Immigration Legal Defense Services and the City’s Rapid-Response Network

Thank your mayor and supervisor for supporting the Board’s recommendation for a $3.5 million supplemental budget and asking Board President Mandelman to fast-track it.  The lives of our neighbors are on the line, and we are thankful that the city government is taking this seriously.

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Support San Francisco Environment Department SFE Funding

Support San Francisco Environment Department SFE Funding

San Francisco’s Environment Department (SFE) is charged with implementing the city’s ambitious Climate Action Plan, and yet its share of the city budget is a few tenths of a percent. And Mayor Lurie is planning to drastically reduce the amount SFE receives from the General Fund.

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