Our communities, our families, and our future are under attack. While billionaires and corporations enjoy endless tax breaks, working people face kidnappings by ICE, cuts to healthcare, and underfunded housing and education.

This is about more than immigration, it’s about our constitutional rights. We reject:

• Attacks on the First Amendment: Community members and journalists intimidated or silenced for speaking out.

• Due process violations: Neighbors funneled through a system without meaningful access to counsel or a fair day in court.

• Fourth Amendment abuses: Warrantless stops, raids, and searches that trample protections against unreasonable seizures.

• Federal overreach: Heavy-handed tactics that undermine local values, public safety, and trust, while attempting to force local governments to act as extensions of federal immigration enforcement.

We refuse to stay silent. Families should not live in fear of being torn apart. Children should not grow up watching parents ripped from their homes. No one should be treated like a criminal simply for existing or for exercising their right to speak, organize, and seek redress.

Join us as we take to the streets to demand:

• Protect Free Speech & Assembly: No intimidation, surveillance, or retaliation against protestors, organizers, or press.

• Due Process for All: Legal counsel, language access, and transparent proceedings.

• End Warrantless Raids & Racial Profiling: Uphold constitutional limits on searches, seizures, and detentions.

• Keep ICE Out of Our Neighborhoods & Public Spaces: No collaboration agreements that erode local trust.

• Invest in People, Not Fear: Fund healthcare, housing, and education—not the machinery of family separation.

📍 Location: 880 Front St, San Diego CA 92101

This is more than a protest! It’s a stand for dignity, justice, and the right of every family to live free from fear. Bring your friends, your signs, and your voice. Together, we can show that San Diego stands for community, not cages. For more information contact cgomez@unionyes.org