Text SIGN PIBIWY to 50409 — 2026 looks to be the year when decency finally dies. Less than two weeks into 2026, President Donald Trump’s administration has killed a 37-year-old mother of three in Minneapolis. Launched an unauthorized invasion of Venezuela claiming control of the nation’s oil and killing upward of 100 people. Threatened a NATO ally with hostile occupation. Bombed Syria, again. Threatened Iran. Threatened Cuba. Threatened Mexico. Threatened Columbia. And threatened every American who speaks up or gets in the streets to object to any of it. He has told the NYT that international law doesn’t matter: “My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.” At his 2025 inauguration, Trump said: “Our power will stop all wars and bring a new spirit of unity to a world that has been angry, violent, and totally unpredictable.” Ha. Nabbing other nations’ oil and gunning down Americans in the streets doesn’t jibe with stopping wars or nurturing a new spirit of unity. It’s all divisiveness, all the time. The killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 7 is example No. 1 of the epidemic of cruelty Trump has unleashed. Before we even knew the name of the person who was killed, Trump and his dead-eyed minions had declared that she was a “domestic terrorist” and had justified the agent’s actions in the court of public opinion. Then after we knew the victim was a mother of three, a Christian, a person whose last words to the man who killed her were “I’m not mad at you.” After we saw the video that showed the administration was lying about her actions and nothing justified lethal force, the cruelty from Republican leaders just kept coming. VP JD Vance never uttered a compassionate word, calling Good “a deranged leftist” and all but saying she had it coming. The Catholic VP was excoriated by the National Catholic Reporter which wrote: “The vice president's comments justifying the death of Renee Good are a moral stain on the collective witness of our Catholic faith.” Undeterred the VP went on to promise that ICE, once the new recruiting of the most violent and extreme amongst us is completed, will be knocking on our citizenry doors, accompanied by ‘absolute immunity.’ 2026 has brought an explosion of strong-armed, imperialistic behavior, coupled with a domestic policy that seeks to legitimize state-mandated murder of those who are not on Trump’s side. This administration knows they have lost we the people. And they are working double-time to wreak as much damage to our collective lives as possible in a frantic attempt to show us who’s boss. But here’s the reality we see, not the BS they spew...the killing of a mother of three, with the officer then calmly walking away from the carnage he caused. The refusal by ICE agents to let a doctor get close to the victim. And a DHS agent kicking over candles lit in memory of Good, saying: “I don’t give a fuck.” There you have it. P.S. Don’t forget. Silence = complicity.

Text SIGN PARCBF to 50409 — I am writing to urge you to take immediate action against the Trump administration's systematic intimidation of lawyers and law firms. On June 16, 2025, the American Bar Association filed a lawsuit against the federal government documenting how the administration has weaponized executive branch powers to coerce attorneys into abandoning clients and causes the president opposes. The administration's tactics are deeply troubling. They have terminated security clearances of targeted firms, severed government contracts with law firms and their clients, limited access to federal buildings, and refused to hire employees of certain firms for federal positions. These actions have created a pervasive chilling effect across the legal profession, with many attorneys now unwilling to take on representations requiring them to sue the federal government due to fear of becoming the next target. This policy strikes at the foundation of our constitutional system. As the ABA lawsuit emphasizes, lawyers play a critical role in our democracy, and without skilled attorneys willing to bring and argue cases, the judiciary cannot function as a meaningful check on the executive branch. Even though some firms have successfully challenged these orders in court, those victories only protect specific firms. The broader intimidation campaign continues, forcing many firms to enter deals with the administration to avoid becoming targets. These actions violate fundamental First Amendment rights by using government coercion to suppress free speech, discriminating based on viewpoints held by lawyers and law firms, and restricting the right of citizens to petition the government. As ABA President William R. Bay stated, there has never been a more urgent time to defend the legal profession and the rule of law itself. I urge you to publicly condemn this Law Firm Intimidation Policy, support legislation to prohibit such retaliation against attorneys, and use your oversight authority to investigate these constitutional violations. Our system of checks and balances depends on lawyers being free to represent clients without fear of government reprisal.

Text SIGN POSYMS to 50409 — I urge you to vote to override the presidential veto of HB504, the Miccosukee Reserved Area Amendments Act. This legislation addresses critical tribal sovereignty and environmental protection needs that cannot wait for future congressional sessions. HB504 expands the Miccosukee Reserved Area to include the Osceola Camp portion of Everglades National Park, with boundaries defined by map 160/188443 dated July 2023. This territorial expansion recognizes the Miccosukee Tribe's historical connection to these lands while strengthening federal-tribal collaboration in managing one of our nation's most significant ecological preserves. The bill also mandates that the Secretary of the Interior take appropriate actions within two years to protect structures within the Osceola Camp from flooding, requiring consultation with the Miccosukee Tribe throughout the planning and implementation process. The flooding threat to Osceola Camp structures is immediate and worsening. Delaying this protection by waiting for new legislation in a future session puts tribal structures and cultural resources at continued risk. The two-year implementation timeline already provides the Secretary substantial time to conduct necessary engineering studies and environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act while working collaboratively with tribal authorities. This legislation originally passed with bipartisan support because it balances tribal land rights with environmental stewardship. The bill requires map filing with Miami-Dade County and Miccosukee Tribe officials, ensuring transparency in the boundary expansion. It establishes a government-to-government consultation framework that respects tribal self-determination while maintaining National Park Service management responsibilities. The Miccosukee Tribe deserves the territorial recognition and flood protection this bill provides. Overriding this veto demonstrates Congress's commitment to honoring tribal sovereignty and protecting vulnerable communities from environmental threats. I ask that you vote to override the presidential veto and enact HB504 into law.

Text SIGN PSXXDF to 50409 — We know what we saw on January 6, 2021 and we know what we saw on January 7th 2026. Ice is a terror organization. Trump has lost his capacity to govern. Tariffs tax Americans. The economy is horrible. Republicans are afraid of Epstein files. Woman’s healthcare unlike men’s, vary by state. Impeach everyone who lied about Renee Nicole Good.

Text SIGN PKZRHX to 50409 — The U.S. Forest Service is functionally broke, and the numbers prove it. The agency manages 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands on approximately $9.3 billion annually, which breaks down to just $48 per acre per year. Meanwhile, actual operational costs range from $13 to $17 billion annually, creating a structural funding gap of $4 to $8 billion every year. This isn't theoretical. The Forest Service carries a $10.8 billion maintenance backlog across 370,000 miles of roads, 164,000 miles of trails, thousands of bridges, drinking water systems, and 13,000 campgrounds. Basic road maintenance alone costs $5,000 to $10,000 per mile annually, totaling up to $3.7 billion. The agency needs $1.08 billion annually over ten years just to prevent the backlog from worsening. The workforce crisis compounds these problems. The Forest Service has lost 25 percent of its employees since the early 1990s, dropping from 38,000 to 40,000 down to 30,000 to 32,000 today. In 2025 alone, another 3,000 to 3,400 employees were cut, leaving approximately one employee for every 6,000 acres. Non-fire staffing in many ranger districts has fallen 30 to 40 percent compared to historic levels. Cutting the Forest Service doesn't save money. It delays and multiplies costs. Unrepaired roads become six-figure emergencies. Deferred fuels work becomes expensive wildfire suppression later, which is why wildfire costs keep ballooning despite budget cuts elsewhere. I urge you to increase baseline funding for the Forest Service to close the multi-billion dollar gap between responsibilities and resources. This means hiring field staff and maintenance workers at living wages with permanent positions to retain expertise. This means funding year-round permanent positions for wildland firefighters so they can perform preventative forest mitigation work alongside firefighting duties. One-time fixes won't solve a structural crisis. Our national forests deserve adequate funding to maintain, prevent, and improve, not merely survive.

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Text SIGN PKPOTU to 50409 — I am writing to express my deep concern about the January 7, 2026 shooting death of Renee Good, a 37-year-old woman killed by ICE officer Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis, and the administration's troubling response to this incident. Within hours of the shooting, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem publicly declared that Good had committed an act of domestic terrorism and tried to ram officers with her vehicle. Vice President JD Vance later claimed without evidence that Good was influenced by a leftist network and called her death a tragedy of her own making. This rush to judgment before any investigation was complete undermines the integrity of the investigative process and erodes public trust in federal law enforcement. The administration's priorities are deeply troubling. President Trump has publicly expressed concern for Iranian protesters and their treatment abroad, yet his administration has shown no similar concern for American citizens like Renee Good. When protesters are killed on American soil by federal officers, the response should not be immediate character assassination and unsubstantiated terrorism accusations. American lives deserve the same protection and concern that this administration extends to protesters overseas. Even administration allies and former ICE officials have expressed alarm at this approach. John Sandweg, who led ICE from 2013 to 2014, stated that whatever outcome the investigation produces, he does not see how anyone will believe it when the secretary has already firmly doubled down on a conclusion without knowing all the facts. An administration official acknowledged the shooting as highly problematic and not something our government should be remotely engaged in. Minnesota state officials have accused federal law enforcement of stymying their investigation into this shooting. This pattern of federal interference, combined with premature declarations of terrorism, suggests an attempt to control the narrative rather than pursue truth and accountability. I am asking you to demand an independent investigation into the shooting death of Renee Good, free from DHS interference. Federal officers must be held to the highest standards of accountability, and families deserve answers that are not predetermined by political considerations.

Text SIGN PYFNXB to 50409 — I am your constituent and I just found out that according to the University of Chicago, the Medicaid cuts enacted last year will result in over a million lost cancer screenings in the next two years because over 7 million people will lose their health insurance. That will result in needless illness and preventable deaths. You can change it by restoring Medicaid as part of the upcoming budget cuts. I am sure you don’t want constituents dying needlessly do you?. Thank you. Here is the reference to the University of Chicago results I mentioned published by the Journal of the American Medical Association, https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaoncology/article-abstract/2843269.

Text SIGN PCXWOL to 50409 — First, ICE needs to be abolished. They’ve always been notorious for brutal and undisciplined behavior, but that has escalated this week to an unacceptable and terrifying level. Our rights are being trampled and people are being killed. Congress must get rid of ICE and replace it with an agency structured around lawful and non-political enforcement of the country’s immigration laws. You have an opportunity to do this as budget will soon commence by zeroing the ICE budget. Finally, Donald Trump and his entire administration need to be impeached and removed. They’re endangering our democracy, encouraging violence on civilians, and flouting the Constitution. Thanks.

Text SIGN PXKSTI to 50409 — I’m writing to urge you to support the reintroduction and passage of the ROAD to Housing Act (S. 2651), which was recently removed from the National Defense Authorization Act despite passing unanimously out of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. This comprehensive legislation represents the most significant federal housing reform effort in over a decade. The bill contains 40 distinct provisions addressing our nation's housing crisis through concrete policy changes: raising the cap on banks' public-welfare investments to enable greater affordable housing investment, streamlining zoning and regulatory barriers, boosting multifamily and rental housing production, modernizing manufactured and modular home financing, and making the Rental Assistance Demonstration program permanent while eliminating its cap. The removal of this bipartisan measure from the NDAA delays critical solutions that our communities desperately need. Lower-income households, veterans, rural communities, and disaster-impacted areas continue to face housing insecurity while regulatory reform and supply constraint solutions remain stalled. The housing affordability crisis affects constituents across every district, and this legislation offers practical, bipartisan tools to address it. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. French Hill has indicated that the committee will advance housing solutions soon and work with Senate colleagues next year. I strongly encourage you to support these efforts and push for the ROAD to Housing Act to move forward as standalone legislation or as part of another legislative vehicle. This bill earned unanimous Senate committee support because it addresses real problems with workable solutions. I ask that you champion its passage in the House and help deliver meaningful housing reform to families struggling with affordability and access challenges across the country. Thank you.

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Text SIGN PQLTBV to 50409 — A government that cannot protect the lives and rights of people within its borders—citizens and non-citizens alike—has lost its claim to legitimacy. That is the reality Americans are confronting after the killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by an ICE agent, and after years of mounting evidence that Immigration and Customs Enforcement has become an unaccountable, aggressive, and poorly supervised force operating far beyond its original mandate. Renee Good was an American citizen, a mother, and a legal observer. Her death is tragic, but it is not isolated. In 2025 alone, dozens of people died while in ICE custody or during ICE operations. Many had asked for medical help. Some were elderly. Some were ill. Others died violently. These are not the hallmarks of a professional law-enforcement agency operating with discipline and restraint. They are warning signs of systemic failure. This is not a question of being “pro-immigration” or “anti-immigration.” It is a question of whether the federal government is bound by the Constitution it claims to defend. Due process is not optional. Oversight is not optional. Accountability is not optional. An agency that routinely denies medical care, obstructs congressional oversight, escalates encounters, and responds to public scrutiny with secrecy and propaganda is an agency that cannot be trusted with expanded power. ICE did not exist before 2003. The United States enforced immigration law for generations without it. Congress created ICE, and Congress has the authority—and responsibility—to dismantle it when it becomes dangerous. Reorganizing or abolishing a failed bureaucracy is not radical; it is conservative governance at its best. Many Americans who believe in law and order also believe that law enforcement must be disciplined, professional, and subject to civilian control. A force that relies on fear, intimidation, and overwhelming presence undermines respect for the law rather than strengthening it. Flooding cities with heavily armed federal agents, while restricting congressional oversight and expanding recruitment through “wartime” rhetoric, is not strength. It is instability. I urge you to take the following actions: • Introduce and support legislation to dismantle ICE and redistribute any necessary functions under agencies with clear limits, transparent rules, and real oversight. • Freeze funding for ICE expansion and mass recruitment until Congress completes a full investigation into use-of-force policies, medical care failures, and detainee deaths. • Hold public hearings to restore congressional authority and reaffirm that no federal agency operates above the law. • Reassert that constitutional protections apply to all people on U.S. soil, because once rights become conditional, no one’s rights are safe. Strong nations are not built by unaccountable force. They are built by law, restraint, and respect for human dignity. Congress must act now—before more lives are lost.

Text SIGN PJUOTM to 50409 — This has crossed from negligence into open lawlessness. In December, Congress passed a binding mandate requiring the Department of Justice to release the Epstein files. That mandate carries the force of law. It is not advisory language. It is not a “when convenient” request. It is a direct order from a co-equal branch of government. The DOJ has ignored it. Pam Bondi and DOJ leadership are now in active defiance of Congress, the Constitution, and the American people. That is not a policy disagreement. That is contempt of Congress. And if there are no consequences, then congressional authority is meaningless and the rule of law is dead. Let’s be brutally clear: No DOJ official has the legal right to override Congress. No political appointee has the authority to nullify a federal mandate. No one is immune—period. The continued refusal to release these files is not about protecting victims. It is about protecting powerful people. It is about shielding elites, donors, and insiders from exposure and accountability. Every day of delay confirms exactly why these files must be released. Congress does not get to pass a law and then look away when the executive branch ignores it. Your oath demands action. That means: • Immediate enforcement of the December congressional mandate • Full and complete release of ALL Epstein files • Subpoenas and compelled testimony from DOJ leadership, including Pam Bondi • Contempt proceedings, removals, or impeachment referrals for any official obstructing compliance If Congress allows the DOJ to defy a direct legislative mandate without consequence, then you are not a check on power—you are accomplices to its abuse. The Constitution does not survive on polite letters and closed-door negotiations. It survives only when violations are met with forceful enforcement. This is one of those moments. History will remember who enforced the law—and who protected the powerful instead. Enforce the mandate. Defend your constitutional authority. Release every Epstein file—now. No more delays. No more excuses.

Text SIGN PSNXKT to 50409 — The Senate Democratic caucus must replace Chuck Schumer. This is a moral imperative. His leadership is indistinguishable from collaboration. We need a wartime general, not a terrified politician. The House is nearly tied. Democrats must ruthlessly exploit the slim MAGA majority. They should cut a deal to elect a dissident Republican—someone like Thomas Massie or Adam Kinzinger—as Speaker until the November election. This is the “Titanic Strategy”: help a few Republicans into the lifeboats to sink the captain. Last but not least Democrats must get vocal and do something! Bring up articles of impeachment, bring up resolutions, stop ICE or lower the funding, let the people know you have their backs. Even if the GOP shoots all of it down at least the people will know where you stand and that you care! If you think doing the same old thing will make people vote for you, it won’t work!

Text SIGN PRBIJP to 50409 — Renee Nicole Good was killed by the federal government during a reckless ICE operation. Instead of truth and accountability, the public was met with lies, propaganda, and preemptive absolution from the highest levels of the Department of Homeland Security. That is not governance. That is abuse of power. Congress does not get to plead ignorance. The facts are public. The video exists. The warnings were issued in advance. The damage is done. What remains is choice. If Congress refuses to act—if it declines to investigate, impeach, legislate, and restrain—then Congress becomes a participant, not a bystander. Silence will function as approval. Inaction will serve as ratification. History will record that when an innocent woman was killed and the state moved to excuse itself, elected officials chose comfort over duty. This is the moment where accountability is either enforced or abandoned. Kristi Noem’s resignation and impeachment are not political demands; they are constitutional necessities. Oversight is not optional. Due process is not conditional. Human life is not expendable. Renee Nicole Good should be alive. If there is no justice for her, then the verdict is already in—against a government that protected itself instead of its people, and against every official who let it happen.

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Text SIGN PTJQTI to 50409 — I am writing to you to express my support for a statewide bill or resolution that would take the ICE-cooperation restrictions placed on Boston Police officers and apply it to police departments around the state. This would help to keep our neighbors safer regardless of the personal political leanings of their town leaders and chief of police. Thank you.

Text SIGN PIAHOR to 50409 — I am writing to urge you to address the alarming exodus of talent and capital from the United States, a crisis that threatens our economic future and national competitiveness. Recent data reveals a brain drain with potentially catastrophic consequences that demands immediate legislative attention. The numbers are stark. Americans moving abroad in the first quarter of 2025 more than doubled compared to 2024. The UK Home Office reported 2,000 American residency applications in just the first six months of 2025, a record high. A Harris Poll found 4 in 10 Americans interested in leaving for a better life, with over half of millennials and more than 6 in 10 Gen Z members expressing this desire. Most concerning is the scientific and academic exodus. Three-quarters of research scientists at American universities are considering leaving the country. International student enrollment has declined 15 percent, with new international students down 30 to 40 percent this academic year alone, costing our economy an estimated $7 billion. More than half of postdoctoral researchers have been directly impacted by recent federal funding cuts within just six weeks of announcement. Nearly 90 percent of research in the US depends on federal funds, making this instability particularly damaging. Other nations are capitalizing on our loss. France launched the Lafayette Scholarship to recruit exceptional American students and created a "Safe Place for Science" program that welcomed eight American scientists as the first "scientific refugees" in July 2025. Three decorated Yale professors specializing in fascism and authoritarian regimes relocated to Toronto University. Even Chinese institutions are recruiting American researchers. The economic impact extends beyond academia. Retirees' spending alone fuels $1.5 trillion in annual economic output, supporting 7.1 million jobs and generating over $224 million in tax revenue. If retirees spend pension income abroad, this economic footprint vanishes. High net worth individuals are increasingly pursuing golden visas as insurance policies against being trapped domestically. I urge you to champion policies that restore scientific funding stability, protect academic freedom, and address the safety and healthcare concerns driving families like that of Alyssa Bolaños, a former immigration worker who relocated her young family to Uruguay, away from our country. America's strength has always been its ability to attract and retain the world's best talent. We are squandering that advantage.

Text SIGN PLTOYH to 50409 — Then: Trump’s reaction to the 2020 killing of a man less than a mile from where ICE agent Jonathan Ross killed Renee Good on Wednesday. “All Americans were rightly sickened and revolted by the brutal death of George Floyd,” Trump said then in a statement. “My administration is fully committed that, for George and his family, justice will be served.” Now: “This is a guy who’s actually done a very, very important job for the United States of America,” J.D. Vance said on Friday, asking for prayers for Ross. “He’s been assaulted, he’s been attacked, he’s been injured because of it. He deserves a debt of gratitude.” Gratitude? We should be grateful that instead of showing restraint or shooting out the tires, Ross shot Renee Good in the face, orphaning her six-year-old son? J.D. Vance will never ever be President of the United States of America. He is a spiritual and moral abomination. And a hypocrite of the first degree. P.S. Why is it so hard for the GOP Congress to express the same such sincere appreciation for the Capitol police who protected them on January 6, 2021?

Text SIGN PCFDBJ to 50409 — ICE must be reined in. We are slipping deeper and deeper into fascism, and your job as Congress is to prevent a president from toppling our freedoms, not to aid and abet him in it. No one should be above the law, and a nation that lets its law enforcement kill without restraint or just cause is a nation without freedom. I call on Congress to bring law and order back to our country and hold ICE accountable to following our laws regulating law enforcement.

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Text SIGN PMYRKC to 50409 — Trump’s Escalating Threats Toward Greenland Are Disqualifying I am writing as your constituent to ask you to publicly acknowledge that Donald Trump’s recent threats toward Greenland—along with his broader conduct toward U.S. allies—are unacceptable and disqualifying for any president. In January 2026, Trump renewed his demand that the United States “needs” to control Greenland, a self-governing territory of Denmark, a NATO ally. Unlike prior remarks, he refused to rule out coercive measures, prompting unified rejection from Danish and Greenlandic leaders and widespread concern among U.S. allies. This follows a clear pattern. In March 2025, Trump stated that the United States would not defend NATO allies who do not meet spending targets, directly undermining collective defense. He has also threatened major tariffs against close allies such as the European Union and Mexico and repeatedly misrepresented U.S. security treaties, including the U.S.–Japan alliance. Threatening allies, questioning sovereignty, and signaling that treaty commitments are conditional weaken U.S. credibility and embolden adversaries. This is not tough leadership—it is reckless and dangerous. I expect my representatives to defend the rule of law, treaty obligations, and America’s standing with its allies. I ask you to state clearly that this behavior is unacceptable and that no president who acts this way is fit to lead.

Text SIGN PYLBQD to 50409 — STOP THE FASCIST POLICE STATE NOW.....................................ITrump has created a police state where masked armed Gestapo can shoot people in the face and expect impunity. He has invaded our states, he has threatened and betrayed our allies, he has usurped the rightful functions of congress, he has defied the courts, he has violated the constitution and the rule of law. He has conducted foreign policy like a pirate. Trump has created a police state. Our constitutional rights are no longer safe. .................................................THis stops when CONGRESS DOES ITS JOB...............................................DO NOT FUND ICE IN THE NEXT CR................................DO YOUR JOB. Use subpoenas, use impeachment................IMPEACH TRUMP, BONDI. NOEM, RFK jr.............................Our democracy is in peril.

Text SIGN PGEBVB to 50409 — I am writing to demand immediate impeachment proceedings against President Trump and Vice President JD Vance for implementing authoritarian immigration enforcement tactics that fundamentally threaten American democracy and constitutional rights. This week, Vice President Vance publicly defended ICE agents conducting door-to-door operations at residences, stating agents are "going door to door and making sure that if you're an illegal alien, you've got to get out of this country." He made these statements while defending an ICE agent who shot Renee Good in Minneapolis. These controversial ICE shootings, including at least one deadly incident, represent a dangerous escalation in enforcement tactics. Door-to-door immigration operations at people's homes mirror tactics used by Nazi storm troopers and Gestapo members in the months after Hitler took power. In mid-1933, SA and Gestapo agents went door to door looking for Hitler's enemies, including socialists, communists, and trade union leaders. Many were arrested and some killed. By mid-1933, organized opposition had been eliminated and democracy in Germany effectively ended. This historical parallel is not hyperbole but a factual comparison of enforcement methods. The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly preparing to target liberals and Trump administration critics under the guise of fighting domestic terrorism. This makes it plausible that masked government agents could appear at any American's doorstep for any reason, regardless of immigration status. This represents a clear abuse of executive power and violation of constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure. I urge you to immediately introduce or co-sponsor articles of impeachment against both President Trump and Vice President Vance. The use of paramilitary tactics against civilians, the shooting of American citizens during immigration enforcement, and the preparation to target political opponents constitute high crimes and misdemeanors. Democracy cannot survive when government agents conduct door-to-door operations reminiscent of authoritarian regimes. The time for action is now, before these tactics become normalized and irreversible damage is done to our constitutional republic.

Text SIGN PZQYLS to 50409 — Trump’s war in Venezuela is illegal and dangerous. Attacking a sovereign nation we are not at war with, bombing its capital city, and abducting its President and First Lady, does not make America safer. I call on you to support and pass War Powers Resolutions to immediately end the conflict, withdraw from the country, and explicitly reaffirm no new military actions without congressional approval. Trump says American oil companies will spend millions and make a lot of money taking over Venezuela’s oil, the world’s largest reserves estimated at 17% of the total available globally while we will “run the country.” Let’s be clear, if we don’t stop this war now it will expand. Trump has already threatened Mexico and told Colombian President Gustavo Petro he needs to “watch his ass.” Congress must stop Trump’s illegal war. In addition to passing War Powers Resolutions, please also take these critical steps immediately: - Condemn the attacks - Demand the return of Venezuela's President and First Lady to their country - Block federal funds for military operations not directly dedicated to immediate withdrawal of forces - Outlaw American companies from assisting or profiting from Trump’s illegal war You may wish to look at existing legislation like the bipartisan No Unauthorized Force in Venezuela Act and recent War Power Resolutions for guidance and tactics, but do not wait to take action and force the Trump administration to reverse course immediately. I’m counting on you. Please let me know what you are doing and will do to stop Trump’s illegal war now.