This Week's Calls To Action
This is streamlined list of calls and emails for this week. Visit the Call Your Reps page to meet your elected officials!
US Senate
Oppose any funding for DHS. Not one penny more!
The unjustified and illegal ICE/CBP murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti are part of a broader pattern of unchecked violence, impunity, and denial of basic human rights carried out by federal immigration enforcement agencies against our communities.
US House of Representatives
Oppose any funding for DHS. Not one penny more!
Tell your representative to NOT vote for any DHS bill or legislative process that fails to include significant and meaningful measures to rein in ICE and CBP's unchecked violence, impunity, and denial of basic human rights!
Bonus Federal Actions
Make a public comment against streamlining Federal worker firings (Deadline Jan 29th)!
Register your opposition to 11th National Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Draft Proposed Program , an environment-threatening handout to the fossil fuel industry.
The Election Assistance Commission is fielding a proposal to require federal voter ID for voters using the National Mail Voter Registration form. Public comment to oppose this.
Public Comment against a new rule would remove requirements for most GHG emitters to report emissions under the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program and suspend reporting requirements for others until 2034.
Weaker regulations on the transportation of hazardous materials could cause problems with hazardous materials getting into under-represented communities. Leave a public comment to stop it!
Make a public comment against Federal worker firings (Deadline May 23rd)!
Public Comment: Speak Out Against Passport Gender Policy Changes
California Governor
Gov. Newsom signed most, but not all, of our LGBTQ+ defense bills. Tell him how you feel about it!
Write to urge Governor Newsom to sign SB 42 - strengthen our democracy by legalizing public financing of campaigns everywhere in California and empowering voters!
Write to urge Governor Newsom to sign AB 554, which enables PReP access, into law.
California State Senate and Assembly
After stalling in the Senate last spring, H.R.22 – also known as the SAVE Act – has been reintroduced by Republicans ahead of 2026’s midterms in a continued effort to undermine American voters. We must tell our Representatives to continue to oppose the SAVE Act and any other bill that attempts to disenfranchise voters.
Call Assembly members to pass California State Assembly Bill No. 1537, and text your friends to build action.
Tell Our Reps: Protect Protestors from ICE in their Districts
The SAVE Act, H.R.22, will disenfranchise millions and hurt millions more. Tell your Representative to vote NO!
AB 89 will throw trans children’s rights under the bus to appease fascists, and harm all children. Tell your assemblymember to vote NO!
Bonus State Actions
Thank City Attorney Chiu for filing a lawsiut against the Trump Administration to protect our Sanctuary Status.
Mayor of San Francisco
Mayor Lurie's RV ban has led to hundreds of San Franciscans losing their homes without replacement. Ask him to end the cruel rollout of this ban in these specific ways.
Call or email the mayor and your district supervisor to thank them for securing housing for Samara and her family and to urge them to keep working and find full funding to end child homelessness in San Francisco!
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.
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.
Ask the Rec and Park Commission to hold off on a terrible plan to replace grass with plastic turf in Crocker Amazon.
MUNI is considering cutting service this summer in hopes of meeting a budget shortfall. Tell Mayor Lurie to find a way to preserve MUNI service!
SF Board of Supervisors
This year, SFE will get General Fund support that is only 17% of what it got in 2022, if the Mayor's current budget goes through. Call to let the Mayor and Supervisors know that’s not acceptable.
Thank your Supervisor for backing AB 1537
Tell your supervisor to vote NO on Mayor Lurie’s office is request to allow him to solicit donations from local businesses to fund downtown revitalization without any oversight.
Contact your Supervisor today and urge them to vote yes on the $3.5 million budget supplemental for immigration legal defense and rapid-response. The Board of Supervisors will take one more key vote on Tuesday, December 2. Every message matters: call, email, or tag your Supervisor on social media to make your voice heard.
There's a BOS Rules Committee "streamlining" proposal to completely remove spending limits for all candidates when there is significant outside spending — allowing unlimited spending even by the candidates whose SuperPAC funders blew through the limits! Protect Qualified Candidates From Big Money!
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.
Following the events of Jan 6, the need to impeach Trump is more urgent than ever. Further, our Members of Congress must hold their colleagues who are peddling lies and promoting sedition accountable.
As harrowing as last week was for all of us, it was particularly terrifying for our city’s immigrant community, many of whom are still so traumatized that they are afraid to leave their homes. San Francisco needs to do everything it can to protect its immigrant community Two of the most important services for immigrants facing ICE raids are San Francisco’s Rapid Response Hotline and legal organizations that defend immigrants.
Ask the Rec and Park Commission to hold off on a terrible plan to replace grass with plastic turf in Crocker Amazon.
Samara is a 7‑year‑old San Franciscan with serious medical needs who has spent the past two years living in shelters with her family. After undergoing multiple surgeries this month, she is preparing to leave the hospital—but the City has told her parents they don’t qualify for housing assistance because, according to a computer system, they are “not homeless enough.”