EVENTS
March 2026

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center.  Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. 

SJNOWIndivisible’s Mutual Aid Committee is supporting the Beacon of Hope Food Pantry in Mt Holly and individual immigrant families to help meet their needs during this time of crisis. Pastor Trappier of the Beacon of Hope has asked for donations of jars and pouches of baby food, diapers and wipes. The pantry is in need of these supplies! Food items, Walmart gift cards and cash donations are appreciated. Please bring a donation for the food pantry and the immigrant community in the Mt Holly area.

Call To Action: Birthright Citizenship

On Wednesday, April 1, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments regarding the birthright citizenship case of Barbara v. Donald J. Trump.  The case was brought through federal courts and to the Supreme Court by the ACLU and its partners because, from the beginning of his second term, the President has tried to undermine by executive order the promise of birthright citizenship to all children born on US soil as stated in the US Constitution, federal statute and as reaffirmed by the Supreme Court for more than a century.  The President's order puts on restrictions affecting babies born after 2/19/2025 to parents without permanent legal status.  All federal courts hearing this to date have blocked the administration from implementation, having found that the President is demanding an unconstitutional action.

Script:

"Hi!  My name is (name) and I live at (complete address).  I want Chief Justice Roberts and the Supreme Court to know that I believe that the Constitution, not the President, defines who is a citizen.  If the Supreme Court allows this executive order to take effect, consequences are immediate and devastating, leaving children of temporary citizens, legal-visa holders, DACA recipients or those with humanitarian protection in legal limbo.  These children could be arrested or deported.  Please do the right thing and follow what our Constitution has plainly stated on this matter for over a century."

Call: 

Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Robert's office at (202) 479-3211 or the Supreme Court Switchboard at (202) 479-1000 or sign the ACLU petition found at aclu.org under court cases.

Sign up sheets have gone out for College Voter Registration for Rowan- Mount Laurel and Rowan Glassboro.

You may sign up for as much as you want.

Sign up sheets get released on April 6 to Cooper River Indivisible and ATNJ to fill any remaining slots.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-63079727-spring

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-58549621-rowan

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to NJ-07 to unseat Congressman Kean. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.  For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in April will occur on April 8 and April 22.  For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in April will occur on April 4 and April 18.  For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

 The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. 

In Minneapolis the day before “NO KINGS,” ICE wantonly and illegally detained seventeen immigrants. ICE continues to terrorize and tract down immigrants. SJNOWIndivisible’s Mutual Aid Committee is supporting the Beacon of Hope Food Pantry in Mt Holly and individual immigrant families to help meet their needs during this time of crisis. Pastor Trappier of the Beacon of Hope has asked for donations of jars and pouches of baby food, diapers and wipes. The pantry is in need of these supplies! Food items, Walmart gift cards and cash donations are appreciated. 

 Please bring a donation for the food pantry and the immigrant community in the Mt Holly area. Baby food and formula welcome.

Call To Action:

UPDATE as of 3/28/26:  On 3/27 the Senate passed a funding bill for DHS agencies except ICE and CBP (Customs and Border Protection) that was rejected by the House on 3/28.  Instead, the House passed a 2 month Continuing Resolution on 3/28 which includes funding for all of DHS including ICE and CBP.  Since Congress's 2 chambers are shut down until mid-April, Trump signed an executive order of questionable legality to mandate TSA funding.

We can address again what we want Congress to do about DHS funding when they return from break on 4/15.  In the meantime, we need to work on getting Congress to support investigation and prevention of illegal actions by the Trump administration.  The first No Kings Act was introduced on August 1, 2024.  S.4973 did not pass the 118th Congress of 2023-2025.  As you know the third "No Kings" protest day on 3/28/26 included 3,300+ US cities and an estimated 8 million participants according to The Guardian.  (This proves that indifference is quickly waning because of the increased boldness of the Trump administration's blatant illegal actions.)  Here are a few examples of Trump's dictatorship attempts:

1.  Deployed the military against Americans in US cities and threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act if we "disobey" ICE.

2.  Accused members of the military of "sedition" if they disobeyed his illegal orders, saying in the media that they would be "punished by death".

3.  Exploited emergency powers to enact illegal policies like tariffs and military strikes.

4.  Attacked freedom of speech by threatening media companies and journalists for critical coverage.

5.  Directed the DOJ to target his political opponents and withheld federal funding to control certain universities and government agencies.

6.  Defied federal court orders and attacked judges who ruled against him.

Script:  

Hi!  My name is (name) and I am a constituent of (city, zip)*, I want my (Rep/Sen) to condemn Trump's continuing abuse of power, and to support investigation of the illegalities of the Trump administration, removing any government official who participates in this administration's illegal actions (use ONE or TWO examples of unconstitutional defiance such as one of the six mentioned above.)  

*Use full address please if leaving a voicemail.

Rep. Herb Conoway:  202-225-4765, 609-438-6290

Rep. Donald Norcross:  202-225-6501, 856-427-7000  

Sen. Corey Booker:  202-224-3224, 856-338-8922

Sen. Andy Kim:  202-224-4744, 856-757-5353

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.

For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in April will occur on April 8 and April 22.  For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in April will occur on April 4 and April 18.  For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group. Baby food and formula welcome!

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

College Voter Registration-

People can now sign up for multiple days and shifts if they want.

 Rowan Mount Laurel is full but you can get on the waitlist.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-63079727-spring

Rowan - Glassboro still has some openings.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-58549621-rowan

Call to Action 

On 3/27 the Senate passed a funding bill for DHS agencies except ICE and CBP (Customs and Border Protection) that was rejected by the House on 3/28.  Instead, the House passed a 2 month Continuing Resolution on 3/28 which includes funding for all of DHS including ICE and CBP.  Since Congress's 2 chambers are shut down until mid-April, Trump signed an executive order of questionable legality to mandate TSA funding.

We can address again what we want Congress to do about DHS funding when they return from break on 4/15.  In the meantime, we need to work on getting Congress to support investigation and prevention of illegal actions by the Trump administration.  The first No Kings Act was introduced on August 1, 2024.  S.4973 did not pass the 118th Congress of 2023-2025.  As you know the third "No Kings" protest day on 3/28/26 included 3,300+ US cities and an estimated 8 million participants according to The Guardian.  (This proves that indifference is quickly waning because of the increased boldness of the Trump administration's blatant illegal actions.)  Here are a few examples of Trump's dictatorship attempts:

1.  Deployed the military against Americans in US cities and threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act if we "disobey" ICE.

2.  Accused members of the military of "sedition" if they disobeyed his illegal orders, saying in the media that they would be "punished by death".

3.  Exploited emergency powers to enact illegal policies like tariffs and military strikes.

4.  Attacked freedom of speech by threatening media companies and journalists for critical coverage.

5.  Directed the DOJ to target his political opponents and withheld federal funding to control certain universities and government agencies.

6.  Defied federal court orders and attacked judges who ruled against him.

Script:  

Hi!  My name is (name) and I am a constituent of (city, zip)*, I want my (Rep/Sen) to condemn Trump's continuing abuse of power, and to support investigation of the illegalities of the Trump administration, removing any government official who participates in this administration's illegal actions (use ONE or TWO examples of unconstitutional defiance such as one of the six mentioned above.)  

*Use full address please if leaving a voicemail.

Rep. Herb Conoway:  202-225-4765, 609-438-6290

Rep. Donald Norcross:  202-225-6501, 856-427-7000  

Sen. Corey Booker:  202-224-3224, 856-338-8922

Sen. Andy Kim:  202-224-4744, 856-757-5353

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group. Baby food and formula welcome

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

SJNOW INDIVISIBLE MARCH 26. 2025 - HELP FOR YOUR NO KINGS SIGN 

Can’t think of the right words for your No Kings Rally on Saturday? Here are some ideas. Remember - According to organizers, the most important thing is simply showing up to make your voice heard! 

Find an event https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/ 

Tips for an Effective Sign

• Keep it Simple: Use large, block letters that can be read from far away.

• Use Red, White, and Blue: Use standard USA colors to emphasize patriotism.

• Focus on Action: Phrases like "When Injustice Becomes Law, Resistance Becomes Duty" are powerful.

Wording – Top picks

• "No Kings, No Dictators"

• "Democracy Not Monarchy"

• "Power to the People"

Clever & Punchy

• "No Crown for a Clown"

• "Only Butterflies Should Be Monarchs"

• "Only the Statue of Liberty Gets to Wear a Crown"

• "No Faux-King Way"

• "I've Seen Better Cabinets at IKEA"

Patriotic & Constitutional 

• "We the People Defend Democracy"

• "This is What Democracy Looks Like"

• "No One is Above the Law"

• "I Love the USA BECAUSE We Have No Kings"

• "History Has Its Eyes on You"

From our Congressman:

I will be hosting a town hall Thursday, April 2, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. This will be an in-person town hall, which allows you to ask questions, share concerns, and stay informed about the work we're doing for our community. I encourage everyone to participate and make their voices heard.

Event Details:

Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026

Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM (Doors open 6:30PM)

Location: Florence Municipal Building, Council Chambers, 711 Broad Street, Florence, NJ, 08518

RSVP: Here

Sincerely,  Herb Conaway, Jr., MD (NJ-03)  Congressman

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

Is there someone who can make 250 copies of a 2 page handout for No Kings Day? We are giving this handout out at our table in Wiggins Park at the end of the Cooper River Indivisible March. It describes the history of our group, our accomplishments and everything we are involved in. I have 300 but 8000 people came to the March last year so I have no idea how many I need. It's a GREAT opportunity to get new members.

If you can't do 250- any amount would be appreciated. Email me directly 

Eileen

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly with email and cell number.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4:30 PM (starting March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.  For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

Our Moorestown NOKINGS event is growing. We have about 250 people signed up and expect more to show up. Mayor Quinton Law will kick off the event. Please encourage people to register at https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/923838/ for the latest information. 

Is there someone going to the Moorestown rally who is willing to hand out business cards and a handout I wrote detailing our activities at the beginning of the event? Email me at: eileenghill@gmail.com

Eileen

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

 For those going to Camden with Cooper River Indivisible on Saturday:

FOR FULL DETAILS OF THIS EVENT  PLEASE REFER TO:   

 https://crinj.org/nk3/

Please copy and past this link into a browser

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

If you are going to No Kings in Philly here are directions from Dave Lipshutz

The trains run from Woodcrest to Philly this Saturday at 10:53 and at 11:13.

I’m telling people to meet at 10:30 at the station.

I’m also advising people to get tickets in advance , if possible, and, if not, to come a little earlier, the lines to the ticket machines may be long 

Take train to 15th and Locust, and then walk a few blocks to City Hall, where it starts at 12 noon

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,
 

No Kings this Saturday. Marches in Philly, Camden and now Moorestown.  Camden sounds like a blast. Andy Kim is speaking at the rally! SJNOWIndivisible will have a table at the end at the Amphitheater at Wiggins Park (down by the waterfront). Parking is available. They will have Food Trucks, Port-A-Potties, Music, dancing and speakers. It’s going to be great. We are going to ask you for feedback about positive experiences you had at the April 6 meeting. Positive experiences only please. 

1. We are now sending postcards to get rid of the Republican Congressman in NJ-07. We will go back to to Senator Ossoff when they have more names and addresses.

2. Sign up sheets have gone out for College Voter Registration for Rowan- Mount Laurel and Rowan Glassboro.

They are filling up really really fast. If you want to participate, you have to sign up NOW. We are currently  requesting that people sign up for a maximum of 2 shifts at Rowan-Mount Laurel and one day at Rowan -Glassboro. You do not need experience. You will be trained on site. The college kids are really anxious to register to vote. It’s a very rewarding experience.

On April 3 I will ask people who only signed up for 2 shifts and one day if they want to do more.

Sign up sheets get released on April 6 to Cooper River Indivisible and ATNJ to fill any remaining slots.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-63079727-spring

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-58549621-rowan

3. Mutual Aide Burlington County-

Here’s your chance to help immigrants in Burlington County.

At the April 6 meeting- Beacon of Hope Food Pantry in need of baby supplies! Please bring baby formula (Enfamil, Similac, Similac Alimentum or other brands), diapers and wipes. Gift cards from Walmart are appreciated. Bring any food item you think would be useful. Let’s make this work!

There is a large community of immigrants from Brazil in Burlington County. Many of the women do house cleaning and they are good!  If you can’t afford ongoing professional house cleaning, here is a way to help. You can have a one time spring clean up. Three women come for 6 hours and make your house dazzle. 

Email me directly at eileenghill@gmail.com for more information.

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

No Kings this Saturday. Marches in Philly, Camden and now Moorestown.  Camden sounds like a blast. SJNOWIndivisible will have a table at the end at the Amphitheater at Wiggins Park (down by the waterfront). Parking is available. They will have Food Trucks, Port-A-Potties, Music, dancing and speakers. It’s going to be great. We are going to ask you for feedback about positive experiences you had at the April 6 meeting. Positive experiences only please. 

1. We are now sending postcards to get rid of the Republican Congressman in NJ-07. We will go back to to Senator Ossoff when they have more names and addresses.

2. Sign up sheets have gone out for College Voter Registration for Rowan- Mount Laurel and Rowan Glassboro.

They are filling up really really fast. If you want to participate, you have to sign up NOW. We are currently  requesting that people sign up for a maximum of 2 shifts at Rowan-Mount Laurel and one day at Rowan -Glassboro. You do not need experience. You will be trained on site. The college kids are really anxious to register to vote. It’s a very rewarding experience.

On April 3 I will ask people who only signed up for 2 shifts and one day if they want to do more.

Sign up sheets get released on April 6 to Cooper River Indivisible and ATNJ to fill any remaining slots.

 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-63079727-spring

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0548ACAA29A0FFC07-58549621-rowan

3. Call to Action

1.     At 630 this morning the NYT published the following confirmation: Tom Homan, the White House border czar, confirmed on Sunday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents would be deployed to U.S. airports on Monday, casting the operation largely as an effort to ease long lines that have caused frustration among travelers during one of the busiest travel seasons.

ICE personnel, including agents from Homeland Security Investigations, are planning to be at 14 airports, according to a document obtained by The New York Times. The airports span the country, including Kennedy and LaGuardia in New York, Newark, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston and Phoenix.

2.     The Save Act is scheduled for debate again today in the Senate. Trump is using ICE presence in airports as leverage to get the Dems to cave on both the Save Act and DHS negotiations.

3.     Call, or e-mail, our representatives, Andy, Cory, Herb, and Don to thank them for their support and urge them to stand strong.

 Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

 Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

Representative Herb Conaway  202-225-4765  609-438-6290

Representative Donald Norcross  202-225-6501 

856-427-7000

4. There is a new office of new Americans Legal Services for Immigrants who can’t afford lawyers. Go to N.J.gov.

Eileen

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

1. No Kings 3 Saturday March 28: Plan on being part of what's expected to be the largest mass protest in the history of this country. As you're probably aware, there are several local options: 

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM. From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. The event is from 12:00 - 3:00 PM.

• As recently announced, there will be a small event in Moorestown. Meet at noon at the parking lot on 2nd St., just off Church Street in Moorestown. There will be a march and a brief rally.

2. Good News - Governor Sherrill joins the fight against the Roxbury detention center: New Jersey Governor Mikie ​Sherrill and Attorney General Jennifer Davenport's lawsuit against DHS ​and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement seeks ⁠to halt a plan to convert a vacant warehouse into ​a large-scale detention facility, which would have the capacity to hold ​1,500 detainees. More information here.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com
   

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4:30 PM (starting March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aid group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

1. Announcing a local Burlington County No Kings March: Meet at noon 3/28 at the parking lot on 2nd St., just off Church Street in Moorestown. We will walk down Main from Church to Chester, across the street and return. Conclude with a rousing chorus of America The Beautiful. Bring signs if you wish. This is likely to be small and a good alternative for people who weren’t going to go because they didn’t want to go to Camden or Philly. 

2. Trans Day of Visibility (March 31) celebrates the trans community's persistence and joyful authenticity while recognizing the urgent need for solidarity — especially now, as trans people face an onslaught of hate and legislated dehumanization with echoes of historical annihilationist campaigns. On March 30 (7:30pm ET/4:30pm PT), Indivisible will honor Trans Day of Visibility with Centering Trans Leadership and Accountable Allyship, part of its Solidarity in Action: Building Power that Lasts series. Led by Mandy Giles (Parents of Trans Children), Alex del Rosario and Devon Ojeda (Advocates for Trans Equality), and public education specialist Tekla Taylor, the virtual event will address systemic oppression facing trans people, best practices for coalition building, and resources for parents of trans youth in public schools. REGISTER HERE

3. Citizens Bank Continues to Support ICE: We'll be out there again this Saturday, along with many other groups in NJ and across the Northeast/Midatlantic region. Please join us to to keep the pressure on Citizens Bank to stop funding cruel and inhumane treatment of detainees - see details under Recurring Activities below.

For the No Kings Rally March 28 Camden & Philly:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com
   

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4:30 PM (starting March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aid group.

 Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

Tell our congressmen to vote NO for DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin.  Kristi Noem is out at DHS but Trump's nominee to replace her is at least as dedicated to sending ICE and Border Patrol to terrorize our cities.  He is an election denier and has referred to Alex Pretti, the US citizen killed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in Minnesota as a "deranged individual" who wanted to do max damage.

Call our senators and tell them to vote NO for Senator Mullin.

Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com
   

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4:30 PM (starting March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aid group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

Continue to tell our senators to strongly oppose the Save Act. This is a repeat Call to Action because of its importance.  Continue to make calls to our senators as this is a Voter Suppression Bill disguised as a Voter Identification Bill that would protect elections. Trump is pushing the GOP to get this passed and threatens to sign no legislation until it is passed. The Senate has begun holding a debate on the bill this week. We must continue to express our concern and our support for our senators who have so far opposed this bill. Our right to vote is non-negotiable. If you have called our senators, consider calling again. A call a day is not too much to get our message across.

Script:  I am calling to thank Senator ________ for opposing the Save Act and to urge him to continue his strong opposition, as this bill is designed to block voters, not prevent voting fraud.

Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com
   

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4 PM (starting March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aid group.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to City Hall in Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon & ends at 3 PM.

This will be an historic event - the largest ever mass protest in this country. Make plans to attend, post on social media, and don't forget the OG method - word-of-mouth!

-NO KINGS 3 IN CAMDEN, MAR 28, 11 AM-4 PM (Meet at City Hall at 11 AM) 

No Kings 3: SAVE THE DATE! March 28th! Cooper River Indivisible (CRI) is excited to announce that our No Kings 3 event will take place in downtown Camden! "No Kings" takes on new meaning with a new war of choice on Iran, and the ongoing targeting of our immigrant communities AND the people standing up for them. 

-NO KINGS 3 IN PHILADELPHIA, MAR 28, 12-3 PM (Info from Indivisible Philadelphia)

On March 28th we'll show that together we can overcome this regime's repression when we unite.  After all, the country belongs to us, the people! 

We will gather at City Hall starting at noon, start the march at 12:30 down the Ben Franklin Parkway and rally at about 1:15 at 22nd Street where there will be the stage and some music with a DJ.  Then some exciting speakers.  And then (drum roll please) a dance party with an exciting musical group!  Sign up here!

-NO KINGS 3 IN BERLIN, NJ, MAR 28, 12-4 PM

Rally occurs at 59 S White Horse Pike in Berlin, NJ 08009. Rally is sponsored by NO KINGS Berlin/Lindenwold/Winslow NJ.  

CALL TO ACTION

Tell NJ Senators - Strongly Oppose the Extreme GOP Anti-Voter SAVE America Act

We are in a serious situation now. We must flood our NJ Senators, who have expressed opposition to this terrible anti-voter bill, with many calls, urging them to speak out loudly against this bill. This awful bill has passed the House and has moved to the Senate. GOP Senate Majority Leader Thune has promised a floor vote on the bill, though it’s path to 60 votes is unclear. However, in yet another attempt to steal the 2026 Midterms, Trump is now exerting tremendous pressure on GOP Senators to break the filibuster and pass this bill. He is threatening NOT to sign any more legislation, until this bill becomes law!

This bill would hinder millions of eligible Americans from registering to vote-or to cast ballots-by requiring citizens to present a birth certificate or passport in person to register and to vote. Millions of Americans don’t have easy access to these documents. Despite unfounded claims to the contrary, there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. The SAVE America Act is designed to block eligible people from voting, not to protect elections. Demand your NJ Senators strongly oppose the SAVE America Act and protect voting rights for all.

Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP].

I'm calling to urge [SEN NAME] to oppose the House-passed SAVE America Act, which would create unnecessary barriers to voter registration and disenfranchise countless voters, especially women, seniors, and low-income citizens. The bill is designed to block voters despite no evidence of widespread fraud.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

IF LEAVING VOICEMAIL: Please leave your full street address to ensure your call is tallied.

Senator Cory Booker   202-224-3224

Senator Andy Kim   202-224-4744

US House Rep Herbert Conaway   202-225-4765

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

For New Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Thursdays at 4 PM (starting on March 19; no more events on Saturdays), on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aid group.

No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to City Hall in Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon & ends at 3 PM

-NO KINGS 3 IN CAMDEN, MAR 28, 11 AM-4 PM (Meet at City Hall at 11 AM) 

No Kings 3: SAVE THE DATE! March 28th! Cooper River Indivisible (CRI) is excited to announce that our No Kings 3 event will take place in downtown Camden! "No Kings" takes on new meaning with a new war of choice on Iran, and the ongoing targeting of our immigrant communities AND the people standing up for them. 

-NO KINGS 3 IN PHILADELPHIA, MAR 28, 12-3 PM (Info from Indivisible Philadelphia)

Let's make sure we get out and show this regime we are fed up with their lawless war, their lawless and cruel ICE abductions, their cutting off healthcare coverage, food to poor children, and more.  On March 28th we'll show that together we can overcome this regime's repression when we unite.  After all, the country belongs to us, the people!  

We will gather at City Hall starting at noon, start the march at 12:30 down the Ben Franklin Parkway and rally at about 1:15 at 22nd Street where there will be the stage and some music with a DJ.  Then some exciting speakers.  And then (drum roll please) a dance party with an exciting musical group!  Sign up here!

-NEW. NO KINGS 3 IN BERLIN, NJ, MAR 28, 12-4 PM

Rally occurs at 59 S White Horse Pike in Berlin, NJ 08009. Rally is sponsored by NO KINGS Berlin/Lindenwold/Winslow NJ. 

CALL TO ACTION

Tell NJ Senators - Strongly Oppose the Extreme GOP Anti-Voter SAVE America Act

We are in a serious situation now. We must flood our NJ Senators, who have expressed opposition to this terrible anti-voter bill, with many calls, urging them to speak out loudly against this bill. This awful bill has passed the House and has moved to the Senate. GOP Senate Majority Leader Thune has promised a floor vote on the bill, though it’s path to 60 votes is unclear. However, in yet another attempt to steal the 2026 Midterms, Trump is now exerting tremendous pressure on GOP Senators to break the filibuster and pass this bill. He is threatening NOT to sign any more legislation, until this bill becomes law!

This bill would hinder millions of eligible Americans from registering to vote-or to cast ballots-by requiring citizens to present a birth certificate or passport in person to register and to vote. Millions of Americans don’t have easy access to these documents. Despite unfounded claims to the contrary, there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. The SAVE America Act is designed to block eligible people from voting, not to protect elections. Demand your NJ Senators strongly oppose the SAVE America Act and protect voting rights for all.

Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP].

I'm calling to urge [SEN NAME] to oppose the House-passed SAVE America Act, which would create unnecessary barriers to voter registration and disenfranchise countless voters, especially women, seniors, and low-income citizens. The bill is designed to block voters despite no evidence of widespread fraud.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

IF LEAVING VOICEMAIL: Please leave your full street address to ensure your call is tallied.

 Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

  For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

 The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group.

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

• For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

• For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon & ends at 3 PM

• From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

 -NO KINGS 3 IN CAMDEN, MAR 28, 11 AM-4 PM (Meet at City Hall at 11 AM) 

No Kings 3: SAVE THE DATE! March 28th! Cooper River Indivisible (CRI) is excited to announce that our No Kings 3 event will take place in downtown Camden! "No Kings" takes on new meaning with a new war of choice on Iran, and the ongoing targeting of our immigrant communities AND the people standing up for them. Sign up here.

-NO KINGS 3 IN PHILADELPHIA, MAR 28, 12-3 PM (Info from Indivisible Philadelphia)

Let's make sure we get out and show this regime we are fed up with their lawless war, their lawless and cruel ICE abductions, their cutting off healthcare coverage, food to poor children, and more.  On March 28th we'll show that together we can overcome this regime's repression when we unite.  After all, the country belongs to us, the people!  Sign up here!

We will gather at City Hall starting at noon, start the march at 12:30 down the Ben Franklin Parkway and rally at about 1:15 at 22nd Street where there will be the stage and some music with a DJ.  Then some exciting speakers.  And then (drum roll please) a dance party with an exciting musical group!  Sign up here!

-WED, MAR 25, 5 PM, FIGHT TRUMP ATTACKS ON WORKERS & RETIREES RALLY 

Our Next "Workers and Retirees" Rally occurs on WED, Mar 25, during 5-6 PM at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mount Laurel. This Rally will support Social Security & Veterans Administration (VA) Workers, NJ Teachers, AND Retirees. Please attend and feel free to bring signs.

-We are pleased to report that, for our March 11 Rally, 25 people attended, including 6 NJ teachers or retired teachers! These teachers brought specific signs protesting Trump's attacks on NJ education and on NJ teachers. Lots of loud honks were received at this busy intersection. Please plan on attending our next Rally on March 25.

 CALL TO ACTION

Tell Congress - Stop ICE from Building Prison Camps in NJ

Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP].

I'm calling to express my outrage about ICE’s plan to turn industrial warehouses into detention camps to further its inhumane imprisonment of our neighbors. These facilities are known for their abuse, neglect, and lack of oversight, and they cannot be allowed to operate here. I demand that [REP/SEN NAME] speak out against ICE’s expansion and support regulations to prevent ICE from buying and building these camps in Roxbury, NJ, and elsewhere in our state.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

IF LEAVING VOICEMAIL: Please leave your full street address to ensure your call is tallied.

• Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

• Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

• Representative Herb Conaway  202-225-4765   609-438-6290

• Representative Donald Norcross  202-225-6501  856-427-7000

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 For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com 

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

•  Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.  For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com
   

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, April 6, at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Please bring a donation for the food bank for our new Mutual Aide group

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles 

For the No Kings Rally March 28:

For people going to City Hall in Camden, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10 AM. The event is from 11 AM to 4 PM.

For people going to Philadelphia, meet at the Woodcrest Station at 10:45 AM. Rally starts at noon.

From Eileen: I am planning to staff a SJNOWIndivisible table at Wiggins Park (where the rally and speakers are for the CRI Rally). I cannot do this unless I get at least 3 people who will definitely commit to doing it with me. It's a great opportunity to get new members and get closer to the 3.5%. You won't miss the rally or the speakers. Three people can carpool with me. Another car can follow. Email me directly at: eileenghill@gmail.com with email and cell number.

 NO KINGS 3 IN CAMDEN, MAR 28, 11 AM-4 PM
(Meet at City Hall at 11 AM) 

No Kings 3: SAVE THE DATE! March 28th! Cooper River Indivisible (CRI) is excited to announce that our No Kings 3 event will take place in downtown Camden! "No Kings" takes on new meaning with a new war of choice on Iran, and the ongoing targeting of our immigrant communities AND the people standing up for them. Sign up here.

NO KINGS 3 IN PHILADELPHIA, MAR 28, 12-3 PM (Info from Indivisible Philadelphia)

Let's make sure we get out and show this regime we are fed up with their lawless war, their lawless and cruel ICE abductions, their cutting off healthcare coverage, food to poor children, and more.  On March 28th we'll show that together we can overcome this regime's repression when we unite.  After all, the country belongs to us, the people!  Sign up here!

We will gather at City Hall starting at noon, start the march at 12:30 down the Ben Franklin Parkway and rally at about 1:15 at 22nd Street where there will be the stage and some music with a DJ.  Then a some exciting speakers.  And then (drum roll please) a dance party with an exciting musical group!  Sign up here!

WED, MAR 11, 5 PM, FIGHT TRUMP ATTACKS ON WORKERS & RETIREES RALLY 

Our Next "Workers and Retirees" Rally occurs on WED, Mar 11, during 5-6 PM in Mount Laurel. This Rally will support Social Security & Veterans Administration (VA) Workers, NJ Teachers (NEW), AND Retirees. Please attend and feel free to bring signs.

-Location is the Intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Road in Mount Laurel. We will meet and Rally on the public sidewalk on Fellowship Road that goes into this Intersection. (Park in the Miller's/Aloft Hotel Parking Lot)

BLUESKY AND MAR 17 ACTION TOGETHER BURLINGTON COUNTY MEETING 

1. If you would like to follow us on BlueSky and you don't have an account, go to bsky.app to sign up and then follow @SJNOWIndivisible.bsky.social  

2. Our friends at Action Together Burlington County will have a special guest speaker at their next meeting. Kristin Foca is Senator Andy Kim's regional director and will be speaking about the Senate's work to protect upcoming elections, to control and limit ICE, and to provide a meaningful update on the "war" in Iran. The meeting will be on Tuesday, March 17 at 7:00 PM in the Mount Laurel Library.

*** CALL TO ACTION ***

Tell Congress - No Funding for Trump's War

Trump’s war has already cost the lives of US servicemembers, at least 1,000 Iranian civilians, and others caught in the crossfire throughout the region. Democrats' efforts to end it with a War Powers Resolution failed last week, but the fight is far from over.

The regime will soon ask for billions more of taxpayers' money to continue their blood-soaked recklessness.  We need to call and email our Members of Congress and demand they refuse to fund Trump's war.

The American public is firmly against this conflict. None of us want another forever war. Congress must act. We’re calling on Members of Congress to respond to this crisis by:

1. Conducting immediate oversight 

2. Continuing to force votes on War Powers Resolutions 

3. Restricting or cutting off funding for unauthorized hostilities, which includes opposing any supplemental packages that would fund the war   

4. Holding the Trump administration accountable and putting an immediate stop to this.

Senator Cory Booker  202-224-3224  856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744  856-757-5353

Representative Herb Conaway  202-225-4765   609-438-6290

Representative Donald Norcross  202-225-6501  856-427-7000

The next monthly meeting is Monday, March 9 at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome. Wear your T shirts if you have one.

Friday, March 6th, 2026

Dear SJNOW Indivisibles,

Important New Initiative:  Citizens Bank supports ICE activities, lending money to GEO Corp and CoreCivic, to build and maintain detention/deportation facilities under horrendous conditions.  Join us in telling the bank that this is not acceptable!  We will be rallying this Saturday, March 7th from 10:30-11:30 at the Citizens Bank branch, corner of Rte 73 N. & Greentree Road, (Whole Foods shopping center).  We will have signs available, but if you bring your own, please have the message directed to Citizens Bank’s support of ICE.  Hope to see you there!

EXCELLENT NEWS FOR THE RESISTANCE:

“The Beginning of Accountability”

Today the heads of National Indivisible, Ezra Levin and Leah Green praised our members in their weekly Zoom meeting for putting pressure on members of congress to bring about hearings, resulting in the dismissal of Kristi Noem, the Secretary of Homeland Security.  Ms. Noem had presided over the improper arrest and detention of over 170 American citizens, the death of three others as well as 32 deaths in ICE detention facilities in the past year.  Ezra and Leah labeled it “The beginning of accountability.”  

Ezra Levin also predicted that the Democrats would take both the House and Senate in November, giving the party subpoena power to investigate and hold accountable criminal actors in the Trump administration.  

Senate Democrats Block DHS Funding Again Due to ICE Misconduct

Today, Democrats again refused to fund DHS, for the third time, stating that unless ICE agents remove their masks, wear body cameras and follow procedures ordinarily used in police departments across the country, they would not fund the department.  In regard to this move, Ezra Levin told Indivisible members today, “No money to DHS until there are changes to the secret price force!”

The House Oversight Committee Votes to Subpoena Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files 

Over the objections of the House Republican chairman of the Oversight Committee, several G.O.P. members joined Democrats to force the subpoena of Pam Bondi, the U. S. Attorney General for the second time this year.  It was a striking rebuke of a top Trump administration official by members of his own party.  Bondi had faced increasing criticism for her promise to release all the files and then refusing to do so.  Recently, she faced pressure because one of the files indicated that three other files existed of FBI interviews with a girl who claimed she was sexually assaulted by Trump when she was between the ages of 13 and 15.  

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill: eileenghill@gmail.com

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.  For more information, email Dave Lipshutz at: delipshutz@comcast.net

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, March 9 at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles March 5,

Call to Action:

Senate votes "no" on War Powers Resolution today; the House is set to vote tomorrow.

Today the Senate voted down the War Powers Res. 104 by a vote of 47-53.  Sen. Paul Rand (R-KY) voted yes and Sen. Fetterman (D-PA) voted no with the Republicans.  Tomorrow, March 5, the House votes on H. Con. Res. 38, its version of the War Powers Resolution to prevent the Executive Branch from declaring wars which are unconstitutional without first getting authorization from Congress.  Reining in the Trump administration from declaring war on foreign nations will stop the escalation of war in Iran and prevent a possible worldwide recession due to the curtailing of oil coming from the Middle East.  Please contact your Representative in the House for this very important vote on March 5.

Script:

Hi, my name is (name) and I am a constituent from (city, zip*).  I am calling to urge my Representative to vote yes on H. Con. Res. 38, the War Powers Resolution Act, to stop the Trump administration from waging war unconstitutionally without seeking authorization of Congress first.  This will stop the escalation of war in Iran and the beginnings of illegal military conflicts elsewhere involving the US, as well as possibly preventing a recession due to the inaccessibility of oil coming from the Middle East.  Thank you for your time and attention.

*Please use full address if you are leaving a voicemail.

Rep.  Herb Conoway:  202-225-4765, 609-438-6290.

Rep. Donald Norcross:  202-225-6501, 856-427-7000.

Join us on Wednesday, March 11, via Zoom, for our program meeting: “From the Frontlines: Abortion Access, Advocacy, and Action”. Our speaker is Roxanne McNellis, Director of Public Affairs for The Women’s Centers, a group of independent abortion providers located in CT, PA, and here in New Jersey at the Cherry Hill Women’s Center (CHWC). 

The meeting is free and open to the public - invite your friends!

Register in advance:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/YLIcfskuQ2uzHfWIkOw4Cw 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Take care.

• South Jersey NOW - Alice Paul chapter

Good news for the Resistance this week from the U.S. Congress and Colleges and Universities Across the Country:

Democrats and Republicans Across the Country Push Back Against ICE and Its Facilities 

Republican Senator Tom Tillis joined Democratic members of the Senate to administer a scorching takedown of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in hearings this week regarding the conduct of ICE officers in Minnesota and other states. He called her administration a “disaster”, as it had caused the improper arrest of many American citizens as well as the deaths of two others—Rachel Good and Alex Pretti of Minnesota.  Sen. Tillis then called for Secretary Noem’s resignation.  

In addition, Republican officials in Mississippi, New Hampshire, Tennessee and beyond successfully fought against proposed ICE facilities in their states. The governor of New Hampshire, Kelly Ayotte (R), a Senator from Tennessee, Masha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and a Senator from Mississippi, Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) all successfully prevented ICE facilities from being built in their states.

Democracy Summer Launched by Colleges and Universities Across    the U.S. 

Hundreds of Colleges and Universities including Yale, Duke, state schools such as Michigan and Texas, as well as small religious colleges have joined with over 400 college civic groups to form the Democracy Summer network, inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Freedom summer of 1964.  The plans include working this summer with organizations such as Civic Nation to register voters, promote free speech, canvass and focus on national obstacles to voting.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement.

For more information, email Dave Lipshutz 

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. For more information, email Pete Bilazarian at pbilazar@aol.com or Rich Cleaver at richcl205@gmail.com.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, March 9 at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome.

Dear SJNOW Indivisibles,

As we know, the Trump administration’s attack against Iran, killing the leader of its government, Ayatollah Khomeini, was launched without congressional approval, despite the fact that only Congress can declare war under the U.S. Constitution.  Our military has suffered a number of casualties and is expected to suffer more.  In addition, as the oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is now blocked by Iran, it could lead to a recession affecting all countries. 

 We continue to ask our members to call their congressional representatives, urging them to support the War Powers Resolution put forth by Rep. Ro Khanna, (Democrat from California) and Rep. Thomas Massie, (Republican from Kentucky).  A House vote is scheduled this week on the resolution, directing the President to end U.S. military action against Iran within 30 days of its beginning on February 28th, unless authorized by Congress as well as requiring limits on ground troops and regular reporting to Congress.  The phone numbers and emails for our representatives are set forth below, with a script to use during our contact with their offices.  

*Full street address and email if leaving a voicemail please

Representative Herb Conaway  202-225-4765, 609-438-6290

Representative Donald Norcross  202-225-6501, 856-427-7000

Senator Corey Booker  202-2224-3224, 856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744, 856-757-5353

Script:

Hi, my name is (name) and I'm a constituent from (city, zip*) calling my Rep/Sen to ask him to support H. Con. Res. 38, the bipartisan war powers resolution to stop the Trump admin from launching military strikes on Iran without the required authorization from Congress.  This is necessary to maintain Congress's war powers authority and to prevent military escalation in Iran.  I thank you for your time and consideration.

An even easier way to contact our reps is to use the 5 Calls app.  It identifies your legislators automatically, provides their phone numbers, and offers clear, ready‑to‑use call scripts so you know exactly what to say, lowering the anxiety many people feel about political outreach. The app also curates current issues, tracks your completed calls, and shows how many others are taking action. These features matter because calling representatives remains one of the most effective ways for you to influence policy, and 5 Calls removes the barriers—time, uncertainty, and complexity—that often keep people from speaking up.

Good news for the Resistance this week from the Judicial and Educational Pillars of Power:

Judicial Resistance

An explosive new ruling is expected to force the Supreme Court to address the Trump administration’s lies under oath as well as its defiance of court orders.  In a scathing opinion, a federal judge rebuked the Trump administration for sending immigrants to third countries where they have never lived before, with no due process hearing.  U.S. District Court Judge Brian Murphy also documented the numerous incidents where government officials lied, stonewalled or disobeyed orders of the court.  In various cases, the government misrepresented evidence, which turned out to be non-existent or omitted information showing their assertions were untrue.  The case will go to the Supreme Court, where the documentation of this misconduct may result in a ruling to stem such actions.

Resistance by the Ivy League

Columbia University reversed its policy of cooperation with the Trump administration to allow ICE on campus to deport its students.  This past week when a student was detained in the lobby of the university-owned dorm without a warrant, the leadership sprang into action.  They immediately alerted their elected officials of the incident, explaining how ICE staff had lied about looking for a missing child in order to gain access to the dorm building.  Explaining this reversal, Reinhold Martin, the president of Columbia’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors, stated, “The context has changed”, “We thank our friends in Minneapolis, who set an example for others to follow.”

Resistance from the Religious Community

The Conference for Catholic Bishops submitted a scorching amicus brief to a case before the Supreme Court, stating that their opposition to stripping people of birthright citizenship “is motivated by their firmly held belief that each person is endowed by God with an inherent dignity that confers certain universal, inviolable, and inalienable rights.” It further condemned the President’s executive order as “immoral” and contrary to the Church’s fundamental beliefs regarding the life and dignity of vulnerable people such as migrants and children.

The next monthly meeting is Monday, March 9 at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome.

For Members: Recurring Activities for SJNOW Indivisible:

• Postcarding - Send postcards to register new Democratic Voters. Currently we are sending Postcards to help Senator Jon Ossoff of GA keep his seat. We give you postcards and addresses; you provide the postage. Contact Eileen Hill

• The Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade, Saturdays at noon, on the overpass over Route 38 next to the Cherry Hill Mall. Check out the Cherry Hill Visibility Brigade Facebook page for additional info. Note: If rain is a factor, we cancel; check the Facebook page for details.

• Rally every Friday from 4:30 to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Ark Road and Route 38 in Mount Laurel. Please park at the ShopRite lot across Ark Road or farther from the Aldi parking and Planet Fitness lot due to lots of shopper complaints. Attendance has steadily grown. People love to honk at our signs and you can feel the excitement. 

• Rally to Fight Trump Attacks on Workers and Retirees. Rally is located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Fellowship Rd in Mt Laurel. It occurs during 5-6 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Rallies in Mar will occur on Mar 11 and Mar 25. 

• Rally to Demand That Citizens Bank Stop Funding ICE Prison Camps. Rally occurs at a Citizens Bank branch, located at the intersection of Rt 73N and Greentree Rd in Marlton. It occurs during 10:30-11:30 AM on the first and third Saturdays of every month. Rallies in March will occur on Mar 7 and Mar 21. 

To: All SJNOW Indivisible Resistance Organizing Group (ROG) Members (Who are Protesting against the Pillars of the Trump/GOP/Billionaires Authoritarian Regime)

Cc: ROG Friends

From: Pete Bilazarian and Rich Cleaver, ROG Co-Leaders

This week, please try to attend these 2 Rallies, make signs, and spread the word to others via social media and emails. (For more information, please reply directly to Pete or Rich.)

-MAR 4: 4-5 PM, "No Kids in ICE Prison Camps" Rally in Mt Laurel (Intersection of Rt 73N & Fellowship Rd; Park in the Miller's/Aloft Parking Lot) 

-MAR 7: 10:30-11:30 AM, "Citizens Bank (CB): Stop Funding ICE" Rally in Marlton (Intersection of Rt 73N & Greentree Rd; Park in Lot on Rt 73N adjacent to Whole Foods Lot.)

MORE ROG EVENTS FROM MAR 11 THRU MAR 25 (Meetings, Rallies, Etc.)

-MAR 11: 5-6 PM (NOTE TIME CHANGE FOR EDT), "Fight Trump Attacks on Workers & Retirees" Rally (focusing on Social Security Workers, VA Workers, Dept of ED/NJEA Workers, & Retirees) in Mt Laurel (Intersection of Rt 73N & Fellowship Rd; Park in the Miller's/Aloft Parking Lot) 

-MAR 16: 7 PM, Anti-ICE Subgroup Mtg at Rich's

-MAR 18: 7 PM, ROG Monthly Mtg via Zoom

-MAR 21: 10:30-11:30 AM, "Citizens Bank (CB): Stop Funding ICE" Rally in Marlton (Intersection of Rt 73N & Greentree Rd; Park in Lot on Rt 73N adjacent to Whole Foods Lot.)

-MAR 25: 5-6 PM (NOTE TIME CHANGE FOR EDT), "Fight Trump Attacks on Workers & Retirees" Rally (focusing on Social Security Workers, VA Workers, Dept of ED/NJEA Workers, & Retirees) in Mt Laurel (Intersection of Rt 73N & Fellowship Rd; Park in the Miller's/Aloft Parking Lot) 

Regards - Pete and Rich

The next monthly meeting is Monday, March 9 at 7 pm at the Mount Laurel Community Center. Doors open at 6:30 pm for coffee, cake and mingling! New people welcome.

Hello SJNOWIndivisibles,

On 2/28/26, Israel and the United States launched a major combat operation in Iran which reportedly killed Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, aged 86.  Trump was at Mar-a-Lago where he instructed his staff to attack a foreign country without first getting the constitutionally required authorization from Congress.  Demand that your representatives support the bipartisan war powers resolution by Rep Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Rep Thomas Massie (R-KY) planned for a House vote this week to rein in Trump's reckless use of our military.

Script:

Hi, my name is (name) and I'm a constituent from (city, zip*) calling my Rep/Sen to ask him to support H. Con. Res. 38, the bipartisan war powers resolution to stop the Trump admin from launching military strikes on Iran without the required authorization from Congress.  This is necessary to maintain Congress's war powers authority and to prevent military escalation in Iran.  I thank you for your time and consideration.

*Full street address if leaving a voicemail please

Representative Herb Conaway  202-225-4765, 609-438-6290

Representative Donald Norcross  202-225-6501, 856-427-7000

Senator Corey Booker  202-2224-3224, 856-338-8922

Senator Andy Kim  202-224-4744, 856-757-5353

FOLKS . IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
An office opening for one Burlington County’s newest Democratic Assemblymen!

Assemblyman Angelozzi

Legislative Office Opening Wednesday, March 11th
5:00-7:00 pm
135 Jackson Road, Suite B,
Medford, NJ, 08055

RSVP to Anna Holemans by March 9th   AHolemans@njleg.org