About Indivisible Lincoln City
Change through Peaceful Resistance
Indivisible Lincoln City is part of a network of grass-roots groups from every state of the union.
- We resist the destructive policies of the Trump administration.
- We work to shore up our democracy.
- We are dedicated to peaceful, non-violent action.
- We hold rallies to show others that they are not alone.
- We show others how to choose action over despair.
five days: 10,000 Taken
STOP THE ICE SURGE
It began quietly, ICE moving with stealth, determined to meet Stephen Miller’s directive to increase detentions. In just five days at the end of June, 10,000 people were “disappeared” across the country, quickly doubling the daily rate. In Oregon, June detentions were twice what they were in May and over three times those in April. Arresting 2000 people per day, they got closer to Miller’s goal of 3000.
ICE makes no secret of the fact that agents are arresting people with impunity. ICE records show that most – 70% - of those arrested are not criminals. So, the assertion that these arrests are making us safer is naïve. In the face of the ICE surge, anyone whose skin is brown is not safe, their families are not safe.
Go to Resources. Know your rights and what do to if you see ICE activity.
Next stop: mid-terms!
Save those signs
ILC worked hard to GOTV this May and will keep fighting for democracy as November draws near.
As the remaining ballots get counted, it is hard to remain patient. But, hey - we made it this far into Trump 2.0, so we can wait until 5 p.m on June 12th. That's the time & date for Lincoln County's Final Report of Official Election Results.
june 2026 newletter
This month's issue covers many recent activities, upcoming events, and discusses what to do about ongoing and rampant corruption.
one community
One Community is a collaboration between the businesses and people of Lincoln City.
If you own a business and want to help keep our city safe for all of its residents, we want to work with you.
On the One Community page, there are resources that will help make our community safer from ICE over-reach. For example, there is a video that addresses how to de-escalate conflict. There is also an opportunity to ask a question, make a a suggestion, request training, or ask for a consultation.
Check out the One Community page.
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