Please show that all Americans want due process and the rule of law to prevail. And, please keep Kilmar Abrego Garcia in your heart and on the minds of our elected officials. Wherever there is a blank on your voting ballot — a place where there is “no choice” or no good candidate — please write in: Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Here in Riverhead, Long Island, New York, this Tuesday, May 2oth will provide a chance to apply this strategy to support our neighbor, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who the Trump administration has admitted was deported in an “administrative error”, but who the administration will not be kind enough to bring back and save from El Salvador due to the error.
In Riverhead…
Write-in Campaign Announcement for Riverhead Schools:
Riverhead School District will have its budget and school board member vote on Tuesday, May 20th, 2025
There are only two (incumbent) board members running for two seats. It is a shame that there is no choice on the ballot. The lack of choice reflects school board policies about campaigning, and reflects injustices in our community.
Please write-in the two school board member slots:
Kilmar Abrego Garcia
and
Kimberly Wilder
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Explanation:
The Riverhead Central School District recently put out a fairly good announcement about not allowing ICE into our school without the proper warrant. But, then…
Our school district even more recently made an unfair move to change the Code of Conduct with murky language about penalizing students with (perceived) gang colors or clothing. And, the Code of Conduct does not even state what colors. Instead, it leans on allowing a fluid change of the rules based on law enforcement info. This would be a big problem, because outdated information could cause a student to get in trouble for no reason. Read more »
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