January 11 was a National Day of Action to get “ICE Out for Good” in Memory of Renee Nicole Good, who was murdered by ICE in Minneapolis. Attendees bundled up and braved frigid temperatures to carry homemade signs and make their voices heard, alongside 1200 similar events nation-wide. Joined by Governor Matt Myers and State Rep. Mara Gorman, the message of the day was clear: we do not want ICE in our neighborhoods terrorizing working families and threatening the lives of our neighbors! Turnout was estimated at upwards of 750 protesters.

On Wednesday, January 7, an estimated 150 protesters gathered on short notice on a weeknight to tell the Trump administration to keep Hands Off Venezuela! On January 3rd, the Trump regime used the U.S. military to overthrow the government of Venezuela. This was a blatant attack on a sovereign nation to steal resources - in this case oil. But it was also an attack on basic standards of international law, and on the American system that limits the power of Presidents.​

At a time when Americans were feeling the effects of high inflation, high grocery prices, and high utility prices, Donald Trump called affordability a "Democrat hoax." Earlier in the year, his administration had cut programs that people relied on and imposed tariffs which were ultimately paid for by consumers - that's us! Americans deserved better. Our protesters stood out on Center Boulevard - a high-traffic area in the Christiana shopping complex - to express our frustrations and to let drivers know we shared their pain! A grinch or two were displeased, but many friendly honks and waves warmed us and made it all worthwhile.

In November 2025, the Continuing Resolution that ended the government shutdown did nothing to protect healthcare access. Affordable Care Act subsidies relied upon by millions of Americans for their coverage was at risk. Gutting healthcare, health research, and public health funding while giving tax cuts to billionaires and expanding corporate welfare threatened to destabilize our economy, widened social inequalities, and was a direct threat to families. The clock was ticking. Healthcare costs would skyrocket without action. Indivisible Newark DE organized to send a strong message: Congress must act to protect Affordable Care Act subsidies.