Anthony D. Romero

And when they try to intimidate us, which they're trying to do now, there's all these rumors around executive orders that are going to come down. They're going to come down on environmental groups or immigrants groups or democracy groups. We don't know. We'll have to wait and see.

And when they try to intimidate us, which they're trying to do now, there's all these rumors around executive orders that are going to come down. They're going to come down on environmental groups or immigrants groups or democracy groups. We don't know. We'll have to wait and see.

We are already so well organized to make sure that we do not see an inch without giving it everything we've got collectively.

We are already so well organized to make sure that we do not see an inch without giving it everything we've got collectively.

We are already so well organized to make sure that we do not see an inch without giving it everything we've got collectively.

They've got lawyers ready to go general or litigating like the birthright citizenship case. That's not our case. That's the cases of the attorneys general from the blue states. I love it. I love it. I mean, it's just like, we have to divide and conquer. There's way too much going on. And so, you know, the case in Maryland, not my case. Someone else's, of Abrego Garcia.

They've got lawyers ready to go general or litigating like the birthright citizenship case. That's not our case. That's the cases of the attorneys general from the blue states. I love it. I love it. I mean, it's just like, we have to divide and conquer. There's way too much going on. And so, you know, the case in Maryland, not my case. Someone else's, of Abrego Garcia.

They've got lawyers ready to go general or litigating like the birthright citizenship case. That's not our case. That's the cases of the attorneys general from the blue states. I love it. I love it. I mean, it's just like, we have to divide and conquer. There's way too much going on. And so, you know, the case in Maryland, not my case. Someone else's, of Abrego Garcia.

They're handling, they're doing a beautiful job on that case. And we're talking with them, we're sharing notes. We're comparing. We're sharing information. But I think this is one of those moments when you really have to kind of divide up the work. And especially if the executive orders that are anticipated are coming down, it would be targeting kind of the weaker parts of the nonprofit ecosystem.

They're handling, they're doing a beautiful job on that case. And we're talking with them, we're sharing notes. We're comparing. We're sharing information. But I think this is one of those moments when you really have to kind of divide up the work. And especially if the executive orders that are anticipated are coming down, it would be targeting kind of the weaker parts of the nonprofit ecosystem.

They're handling, they're doing a beautiful job on that case. And we're talking with them, we're sharing notes. We're comparing. We're sharing information. But I think this is one of those moments when you really have to kind of divide up the work. And especially if the executive orders that are anticipated are coming down, it would be targeting kind of the weaker parts of the nonprofit ecosystem.

Then we all have a responsibility to kind of show up and stand up in solidarity and do everything we can.

Then we all have a responsibility to kind of show up and stand up in solidarity and do everything we can.

Then we all have a responsibility to kind of show up and stand up in solidarity and do everything we can.

we've got to build the public momentum and support for this. So that means the time and the narrative is on our side, right? So you have to then continue to use all the legal procedures to put the screws tighter into them, right? civil sanctions, right?

we've got to build the public momentum and support for this. So that means the time and the narrative is on our side, right? So you have to then continue to use all the legal procedures to put the screws tighter into them, right? civil sanctions, right?

we've got to build the public momentum and support for this. So that means the time and the narrative is on our side, right? So you have to then continue to use all the legal procedures to put the screws tighter into them, right? civil sanctions, right?

And just if they kind of defy openly a court order, then we can ask the judges to start imposing civil sanctions on those government officials who are openly defying the order. There'll be a whole process by which to determine and adjudicate culpability, like who's actually thumbing their nose at the courts. We take that.

And just if they kind of defy openly a court order, then we can ask the judges to start imposing civil sanctions on those government officials who are openly defying the order. There'll be a whole process by which to determine and adjudicate culpability, like who's actually thumbing their nose at the courts. We take that.

And just if they kind of defy openly a court order, then we can ask the judges to start imposing civil sanctions on those government officials who are openly defying the order. There'll be a whole process by which to determine and adjudicate culpability, like who's actually thumbing their nose at the courts. We take that.