Articles~Petitions~Events for Sunday, June 22 – Wednesday, June 25

By Adrienne Fong

Am not back posting on a regular basis.

RESOURCES:

STAY UPDATED WITH BAY RESISTANCE and get plugged to actions you can support, text “Resist” to 888-850-0928

GI HOTLINE (877) 477-4497

  – Share this number to relatives, friends and people who are serving in the armed services.

See list of Calendar of Events on Palestine from AROChttps://www.araborganizing.org/events/ 

  If your post is about Palestine you can also list your action on the AROC calendar

There are events listed on Indybay that might be of interest to you(many listings in the South, North & East Bays and beyond the bay area)

Please post your actions on Indybay: https://www.indybay.org/calendar/?page_id=12

Bay Area Progressive Action Calendar

ATW Bay Area / NorCal — Action Together West

ARTCLES

A. Ritter’s Rant 009: Where’s the Beef? June 21, 2025 (about 6 min. long)

Ritter’s Rant 009: Where’s the Beef? – Real Scott Ritter  

    President Trump just sent the most sophisticated weapons in the US arsenal to bomb three empty sites in Iran. Why?

  See Petition # 1 &  See Event # 4

B. LIVE: Trump says US has bombed Iran’s Fordow, Isfahan, Natanz nuclear sites – June 22, 2025

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/6/22/live-us-joins-israels-attacks-on-iran-bombs-three-nuclear-sites

    From Aljazeera – Trump’s speech is sickening

    See Petition # 1 &  See Event # 4

C. Yemen’s Houthis Threaten US Ships In Red Sea If Washington Joins Strikes On Iran | N18F June 21, 2025

D. US moving B-2 bombers as Trump weighs Iran response: Reports – June 21, 2025

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5362049-us-moving-b-2-bombers-as-trump-weighs-iran-response-reports/

E. Mahmoud Khalil is Free: Here are His First Words – June 20, 2025

Mahmoud Khalil is Free: Here are His First Words

F. Trump Advisor Admits: War on Iran Targets China – June 20, 2025

https://popularresistance.org/trump-advisor-admits-war-on-iran-targets-china/

G.  ‘Thousand Ship Flotilla’ announced to challenge Israel’s blockade of Gaza – June 20, 2025 

‘Thousand Ship Flotilla’ announced to challenge Israel’s blockade of Gaza – Middle East Monitor

H. Trump can keep control of National Guard in L.A., court rules – June 19, 2025

Trump can keep control of National Guard in LA, court rules  

I. Veterans for Peace San Diego calls for troops to refuse LA deployment orders – June 18, 2025

Veterans urge troops to refuse immigration protest orders | cbs8.com

J. Tell Congress, No War on Iran! – June 18, 2025

https://blackagendareport.com/tell-congress-no-war-iran

–        From Black Agenda Report

K. Finally Free – The Last Three Head Home – Ask You to Keep Mobilizing – June 16, 2025

https://freedomflotilla.org/2025/06/16/three-head-home/

L. Video: Pro-Palestinian marches in cities around the world – June 16, 2025

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/video/newsfeed/2025/6/16/video-pro-palestinian-marches-in-cities-around-the-world

M. European Dockworkers Are Refusing to Load Weapons for Israel’s Genocide in Gaza – June 15, 2025 

European Dockworkers Are Refusing to Load Weapons for Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | Truthout 

N. For Trump’s Birthday Military Parade, Veterans: ‘Military Off Our Streets’ – June 14, 2025

For Trump’s Birthday Military Parade, Veterans: ‘Military Off Our Streets’ – PopularResistance.Org

O. Palestinian Activists Came To Speak At California Synagogue-But Face Deportation At the Airport – June 12, 2025

Palestinian Activists Face Deportation Upon Landing in San Francisco 

P. European Dockworkers Refuse to Load Weapons Aimed at Palestine –  June 12, 2025

European Dockworkers Refuse to Load Weapons Aimed at Palestine | Labor Notes

Q. Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Potentially Liable for Aiding Israel’s War Crimes and Genocide Against Palestinians – June 11, 2025

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Potentially Liable for Aiding Israel’s War Crimes and Genocide Against Palestinians | Center for Constitutional Rights

R. As hunger strike concludes, Stanford students dismayed by university response – June 4, 2025

4 PETITIONS:

1. Tell Congress: No War in Iran

SIGN: Tell Congress: No War in Iran | Win Without War

2. Stop Trump and Palantir’s mass data collection power grab!

  SIGN: Stop Trump and Palantir’s mass data collection power grab! | Demand Progress    

3, Don’t let Trump strip power from federal judges

  SIGN: Don’t let Trump strip power from federal judges | Demand Progress

4. Oppose AI giveaway to Google, Microsoft and Musk’s xAI!

  SIGN: Oppose AI giveaway to Google, Microsoft and Musk’s xAI! | Demand Progress

EVENTS / ACTIONS

Sunday, June 22 – Wednesday, June 25

Sunday, June 22

1, List of Emergency Protest for Sunday, June 22 – NO WAR on Iran

  National day of protest June 18 — NO war on Iran!

From ANSWER Coalition

–        SF is Event # 4

2. Sunday, 11:00am-1:00pm, SF Boycott Chevron Picket

Chevron gas station at:
3675 Geary Blvd. (@ Aguello)
SF

MUNI # 38 & 33

Palestine’s boycott, divest and sanction movement has called for a boycott of chevron gas stations worldwide until chevron cancels its contracts with israel and stops profiting from genocide. Join us in picketing at this chevron station in san francisco! Please show your solidarity and bring signs, palestinian flags and/or keffiyehs.

For more info:
https://uscpr.org/campaigns/boycott-chevron/

Info: SF Boycott Chevron Picket : Indybay  

3. Sunday 12:30pm – 2:30pm, Students Speak Out! Immigration & Liberation American Law & Disorder

In Person:

Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco
1187 Franklin St.
SF

ZOOM: https://zoom.us/j/94481419412?pwd=yJ9AcaSLWgfW1n3754H3tVbeNki2Nk.1

University of San Francisco students will speak on U.S. government accountability to uphold the Constitution relating to both immigration enforcement and our civil liberties. They will explain how anti-immigrant forces intentionally create panic and fear, and will present a Know Your Rights description. Legal options will be explained; and they will share ways ordinary citizens can support immigrants during this time of growing immigration instability. The latest court rulings will also be discussed, and what they portend for the future of our democracy.

Camila Carrera is USF School of Law graduate, and since 2018, has worked at various immigration firms and recently has been involved in complex immigration cases. Mirna Champ is a 3rd year law student at USF, already working directly with immigrants navigating defensive and affirmative asylum, termination cases and other humanitarian relief cases.

Info: Students Speak Out! Immigration & Liberation American Law & Disorder : Indybay   

4. Sunday, 2:00pm, EMERGENCY PROTEST: Stop the War on Iran

Meet at:

Embarcadero Plaza
SF

Trump’s unprovoked bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities is an outright war crime. It violates the UN Charter, international law, and the U.S. Constitution. It threatens to set into motion a regional or even global war with massive casualties, nuclear radiation, and catastrophic consequences.
The people of the United States and the world reject this new war of aggression. This is the critical moment to say NO to yet another war to “remake” the Middle East and steal the region’s vast natural resources.

Trump lied during the campaign when he said he was going to end the “forever wars” and bring about peace. He and Netanyahu have repeatedly lied about an Iranian nuclear weapons program. He is no different from George W. Bush who lied about “weapons of mass destruction” to initiate the catastrophic war in Iraq.

Join us in the street tomorrow, Sunday, June 22 at 2pm as we demand an immediate end to US and Israeli attacks on Iran and its sovereignty. The people of the United States want more funding for health care, education and infrastructure. Instead, Trump and his war hawks are launching a new war that puts the world at risk, will cause the bloodshed of Iranians (and ultimately Americans) and only benefits the military-industrial complex.

Don’t live in the Bay Area? Find a protest near you at: ANSWERCOALITION.ORG

Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DLL54HERZoK/

5. Sunday, 3:00pm (PT); 6:00pm (ET), In Solidarity With All Refugees/Displaced Persons In Haiti, The Caribbean, Palestine, The Americas, Africa

Zoom Meeting ID: 853 2484 0427 Password: 194785

Presenters:

Dr. Ramzy Baround, Palestine Historian Activist

Pierre Labossiere – Haiti Action Committee

James Finies – Bonaire Human Rights Organization

John Mussington – Barbuda Land Rights & Resources Committee

Special guest: Prof. Hilbourne Watson – Barbados

Moderator: YaYa Marin Coleman – Belize

Info: https://haitisolidarity.net/join-us-june-22nd-un-world-refugee-day-2025/

Tuesday, June 24

6. Tuesday, 6:30am – 9:30am, People’s Arms Embargo: NO WEAPONS FOR GENOCIDE

Travis Air Force Base,
 Fairfield, CA

Main Gate: Air Base Parkway & Parker Rd.
(Turn left at Parker Road, park in lot past Chevron Station)

June 24: A nonviolent HUMAN BLOCKADE is planned at Travis during early morning commute, as we pledge to put our bodies between the weapons and the children and people of Gaza.

Register to get on the Gaza Freedom Bus by June 20:
https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/DRfhuuShJYa1owofb3VVxCHxKQU98t7GqMIhEPvEesw/
(Leaves MacArthur BART station at 5:30am)

Offer a carpool or join one here:
https://www.groupcarpool.com/t/wx80mt

Shamefully, Travis Air Force Base, the largest U.S. Air Force transport base in the country, sends weapons to Israel AND is aiding in mass deportation flights. It is also being considered for an ICE Detention Center. Our coalition pledges to continue our ongoing protests and Human Blockades at Travis until these illegal activities stop and Travis is no longer complicit in genocide.
Supported by 30 sponsors and endorsers. We invite other organizations to join our campaign.

Legal Observers and Security monitors to participate.
Risking arrest is optional, and many support roles are needed.

For more information: http://www.PeoplesArmsEmbargo.org

Info: People’s Arms Embargo: NO WEAPONS FOR GENOCIDE : Indybay

7. Tuesday, 7:00pm – 9:00pm, Stop Genocide Now….. Or Else

CounterPulse
80 Turk St.
SF

Space is ADA accessible, and masks will be required.

Join trans/queer organizers from three movements who took bold actions to save lives.

In 1989 “Stop AIDS Now Or Else” blocked the Golden Gate Bridge in response to the genocidal inaction of the US government.

In 2016, the Black queer collective black.seed shut down the Bay Bridge because cops would not (and still won’t) stop killing Black people.

In solidarity with the Palestinian resistance to the Israeli genocide, in 2024 organizers again blocked the bridge and are now facing state repression for their necessary action.

As fascism continues to spread across the globe, what strategies are needed now?

Organized by Sad Francisco, Gay Shame, The HALA Collective

Info: Stop Genocide Now….. Or Else : Indybay

Wednesday, June 25

8. Wednesday,9:00am – 10:00am(PT); 12Noon – 1:00pm (ET), rom #Guantánamo to CECOT: Abuses by the US Government In the Name of “National Security”

RSVP: Webinar Registration – Zoom 

This event will be held with remote simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish and American Sign Language interpretation.

To commemorate the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, join a webinar hosted by Amnesty International.

Over the last two-plus decades the US government has jumped through legal loopholes to arbitrarily and indefinitely detain men in the Guantánamo Bay military prison under the guise of “national security.” Under the Trump administration, the US government has expanded its abuses using the same justification, entering into controversial agreements with El Salvador to detain unlawfully expelled individuals—people seeking safety and migrants accused of being gang members—at the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT), a mega-prison known for its harsh conditions and human rights abuses.

 Both prisons are defined by indefinite detention without trial, lack of due process, torture or other cruel, inhuman, degrading treatment, lack of transparency and oversight, and the US’ use of extraterritorial detention. Guantánamo remains a symbol of the US’ “War on Terror” and CECOT as a showcase of so called “tough-on-crime” policies where the US sends people seeking safety and migrants who are considered “enemy aliens” – and both are places where human rights violations thrive.

Host: Amnesty International

9. Wednesday, 1:00pm – 2:00pm, The Aggressive Crackdown by ICE: Inside Growing Architecture of Immigration Enforcement

Virtual event:

RSVP: https://events.propublica.org/immigration-enforcement

Panel discussion on how the U.S. government’s aggressive immigration crackdown is reshaping the lives of migrants.

Join ProPublica reporters for an in-depth discussion about their recently published investigations into the Trump administration’s moves to ramp up deportations. Together, these stories reveal how immigration enforcement is quietly being embedded into everyday institutions, raising urgent questions about transparency, accountability and the future of immigration policy in America.

The Office of Refugee Resettlement, tasked with protecting unaccompanied immigrant children, has shifted toward enforcement by sharing sponsor information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, leading to the arrests of such guardians and the prolonged detentions of children, as well as family separations. This transformation has turned a protective agency into an enforcement arm, placing minors and mixed-status families at new risk, often without public knowledge or accountability.

Meanwhile, ICE officials tout an unprecedented expansion of the 287(g) Program, which allows state and local police to enter federal agreements to act as deportation officers. Government watchdogs have warned that such agreements lack oversight, while advocates allege they come at a high cost to communities.

The panel also examines how private companies and logistics networks have enabled enforcement to scale rapidly and invisibly. We’ll share insights into the hidden world of deportation flights, where civilian flight attendants report unsafe, traumatic conditions as migrants are moved with little oversight. We’ll also discuss how a privately held company has made billions running tent detention facilities to hold immigrants entering the U.S. at the border. The session also covers how individuals — many without criminal convictions — have been swept up in this system and deported to dangerous conditions abroad, including prisons in El Salvador.

During this virtual event, reporters will trace these threads across systems of care, policing, privatization and international detention, revealing how enforcement has become more expansive. Submit your question for our panelists below when you RSVP.

Info: The Aggressive Crackdown by ICE: Inside Growing Architecture of Immigration Enforcement : Indybay

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