Indivisible

The article outlines recent political endorsements in Michigan for various races, including U.S. Senate candidates Mallory McMorrow, Haley Stevens, and Abdul El-Sayed, who received support from major media outlets, labor unions, and advocacy groups. Endorsements are also detailed for congressional candidates, gubernatorial hopeful Chris Swanson, and state legislative and attorney general races.

President Donald Trump signed HR 1, a $4.5 trillion tax cut paired with $1 trillion in healthcare and food assistance cuts, which critics blame for reduced access to Medicaid and SNAP. Protesters in Wisconsin targeted Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, who supported the bill, using a decommissioned ambulance to symbolize healthcare cuts.

Abdul El-Sayed's U.S. Senate campaign in Michigan gained endorsements from Indivisible and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, while facing questions about the endorsement process, correcting a clergy endorsement error, and Republican attacks targeting his progressive platform. He competes against Haley Stevens and Mallory McMorrow in the Democratic primary, with the National Republican Senatorial Committee running ads critical of his policies.

ICE made 10,000 arrests in five days amid a Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship. Republican President Donald Trump urged Congress to amend the Constitution to end birthright citizenship, while agitators protested ICE operations, including at the Delaney Hall facility in Newark, organized by groups like the ACLU and Democratic Socialists of America.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted over 10,000 arrests in five days following a Supreme Court ruling that upheld birthright citizenship. The decision rejected efforts to end automatic citizenship for children born in the U.S. to undocumented parents, prompting ICE to intensify operations using funds from the One Big Beautiful Bill. Protests against ICE detention conditions and policies have escalated, including a violent clash at the Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark.

A protest titled 'Save U.S. Saturdays' is planned for July 4 in Old Pasadena by San Gabriel Foothills Indivisible, a local chapter of the Indivisible network. The event combines a Fourth of July celebration with a 'signs of fascism' demonstration, continuing weekly protests that began in January at the corner of Colorado Boulevard and Fair Oaks Avenue.

Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Senate candidate, received endorsement from Indivisible, a national grassroots political group, and four local Michigan Indivisible branches. The endorsement highlights El-Sayed's focus on working people and rejection of corporate donations, contrasting him with his rival Haley Stevens, who has accepted contributions from private equity and energy firms.

Over 500 residents in western Wisconsin gathered in Eau Claire to oppose hyperscale data centers, citing concerns about land preservation and corporate influence. The event, organized by groups like Grassroots Organizing Western Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Farmers Union, highlighted community resistance to projects by companies such as Microsoft and Meta.

President Donald Trump hosts a UFC event at the White House to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, while the 'No Kings' coalition organizes counter-protests including a Jane Fonda-led concert, 'RAGE AGAINST THE CAGE!' demonstrations, and local events. Over 400 organizations with $3 billion in annual revenue coordinate the protests, aiming to build political infrastructure through the midterms. A 'Dump on Trump' protest and a $330 ticket concert are highlighted as key components of the opposition.

President Donald Trump is hosting a UFC event at the White House to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, while the 'No Kings' coalition, comprising 400 organizations with $3 billion in annual revenue, is organizing counter-protests including a Jane Fonda-led concert, 'RAGE AGAINST THE CAGE!' demonstrations, and 'Dump on Trump' events. The coalition aims to build political infrastructure through watch parties and local gatherings, with Indivisible and the Committee for the First Amendment hosting a $330-per-ticket concert in New York City.

Protests at Delaney Hall in New Jersey, led by groups labeled the 'Delaney Hall 100,' are supported by organizations including the American Civil Liberties Union, Indivisible, and Democratic Socialists of America. The protests are described as sowing chaos by anti-ICE radicals.

Anti-ICE agitators coordinated protests at Newark's Delaney Hall ICE detention facility through encrypted Signal chats, using monikers like 'framed.unrest' and 'Wicked Something' to organize logistics and supplies. A network of 100 groups, including the ACLU and Democratic Socialists of America, with collective annual revenues of $825 million, has strategically planned protests against federal immigration policies. Investigations by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and congressional committees examine alleged nonprofit law abuses to incite conflict.

Anti-ICE agitators coordinated protests at Newark's Delaney Hall ICE detention facility through encrypted Signal chats, using organized groups like 'framed.unrest' and 'Wicked Something' to plan logistics. A Fox News Digital investigation found the protests were part of a years-long strategy by well-funded groups, including the ACLU and Indivisible, with collective annual revenues of $825 million. Investigations into alleged nonprofit law abuses have been launched by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and House committees.

A decade-old video reveals Cole Allen, now 31 and accused of plotting to assassinate Trump, as a quiet inventor presenting a wheelchair emergency brake prototype at a conference. The footage contrasts with his alleged radicalization, including anti-Christian rhetoric and participation in anti-Trump protests. The FBI has identified him as the suspect in the Washington Hilton shooting targeting Trump administration officials.

House Democrats plan to introduce five articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of abuse of power, war crimes, and mishandling military information. The resolution, led by Rep. Yassamin Ansari, targets Hegseth's actions in Iran and includes allegations of civilian casualties and violations of international law.