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Masked agents pulling people from their cars. No identification. Unmarked vehicles. No warrants shown, no questions asked. Billions of dollars funneled into ICE while the detention facilities where human beings are held grow more crowded, more squalid, more deliberately cruel. This isn’t border policy. It’s a terror campaign directed at some of our most vulnerable neighbors.

U.S. Military stands accused of missile strikes on at least 22 schools and 17 healthcare facilities in Iran. They have refused to investigate the allegations.

Luis Garcia is not a politician. He'll tell you that himself. He bought a $30 suit at Goodwill for the campaign because he didn't own one. His public financial disclosure will show roughly $10,000 in assets and about $60,000 in debt. He recently lost his job and was days away from losing his health insurance when he spoke to Indivisible Boca Raton. His campaign had raised $786. He's running anyway. "I am you," he told the room. For most of the people in District 91, that's no

Alexander Lambridis is a 22-year-old working-class college student studying political science and a first-time candidate running for Florida House District 91, which covers most of Boca Raton, Highland Beach, and Delray Beach. His opponent is Republican incumbent Peggy Gossett-Seidman.

One of the most painful truths about intimate partner homicide is that it rarely comes without warning signs, signs that may be invisible to the outside world, or dismissed, or rationalized away. A home where any family fight has turned physical is approximately five times more likely to become the scene of a homicide. Victims who are ultimately killed by a partner often carry the weight of a long pattern of abuse, coercive control, and escalating danger.

GEO Group facilities have faced allegations of medical neglect, inadequate staffing, physical abuse, and deaths in custody. These are not fringe accusations. They have been documented by the American Civil Liberties Union, Amnesty International, and investigative journalists across multiple states and over multiple decades.

Victoria Doyle opens her remarks at an Indivisible Boca Raton forum by naming the elephant in the room. She is running against Lois Frankel, who has represented Florida’s 22nd Congressional District since 2013 and is seeking her eighth term. Then she does something that most challengers in polite primary races avoid: she produces a list.

The Progressive Who Quit His Job and Drove to New Hampshire to Support Bernie Sanders in 2015 Is Now Running for Congress in Your District Subscribe on YouTube for more candidate forums Indivisible Boca Raton reached out to all candidates in Florida’s 23rd Congressional District who support democratic values and the protection of our democracy to give voters a direct opportunity to hear their platforms. Candidate forums should not be interpreted as endorsements. Meet Oliver L

As a candidate for County Commission, Curtis brings a proven record of leading complex organizations through crisis and change. He understands that effective leadership requires both vision and follow-through: charting a clear course, empowering every team member, and holding everyone, including himself, to the highest standards.

No Kings 3.0 brought together a powerful lineup of speakers who are organizing, educating, and pushing back against authoritarianism, injustice, and political complacency right here in South Florida.

Anne is raising funds to put up a 14’ x 27’ two-sided billboard featuring her painting along the I-95 corridor in South Florida, where tens of thousands of drivers will see it daily. Anne’s work, “Dictators: Birds of a Feather,” was created as a response to what she describes as a political moment where abuses of power that once shocked the public conscience are increasingly normalized.

Florida Atlantic University President Adam Hasner assumed the role on March 10, 2025. In the year since then, FAU has become less safe, its reputation has suffered, and its resources have been squandered. He should resign and take his unqualified circle of advisers with him.

Women have long been at the forefront of the fight for civil rights, free expression, and bodily autonomy, often showing up first and facing the greatest backlash. At a time when constitutional protections are being eroded, immigration enforcement is expanding, and dissent is increasingly met with intimidation, women continue to lead the resistance on campuses, in courtrooms, and in our communities.

Andy Thomson talks about his lifelong connection to Boca Raton and why he’s running for mayor in 2026. Subscribe on YouTube for more candidate forums This is a nonpartisan mayoral race, but values, experience, and accountability still matter. In this video, Andy Thomson talks about his lifelong connection to Boca Raton and why he’s running for mayor. Andy is a product of this community, raising his family here, and bringing years of hands-on experience from City Council into

Until 2025, pregnancy was one of the clearest reasons immigration officers declined to detain someone. That safeguard existed for a reason. Immigration detention facilities are not equipped to provide safe prenatal care, and the risks of detention during pregnancy had been documented for years. In 2025, that safeguard was gone. The reason was a vote in Congress.

How Florida Created a Shadow Prison System for Asylum Seekers With No Oversight, No Justice, and No Way Out Illustration of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ in the Florida Everglades, where barbed wire, floodlights, and isolation replace due process and dignity for detained migrants. © Tercer Piso / Amnesty International Florida, 2025: In the sweltering heat of the Everglades, behind walls of secrecy and steel, the United States is operating what can only be described as a modern-day t

Why We Must Rethink Immigration Enforcement and Abolish ICE On Monday, November 3rd, Indivisible Boca Raton will host a vital community event: “Immigrants in Crisis: How We Can Help.” This isn’t just a conversation. It’s a public reckoning with a broken immigration system and a platform for real solutions from people working on the front lines. Speakers include: Barbara Eriv: Lead of the Palm Beach County Indivisible Immigration Committee Mari Blanco: Director of the Guatemal

On September 5, 2025, Dr. Karen Leader, a tenured professor of art history at Florida Atlantic University, delivered a powerful speech on campus. She reminded the community of FAU’s proud diversity, defended programs for equity and inclusion, and called out the university’s renewed entanglement with GEO Group and ICE’s 287(g) deportation program. Her closing message was clear: “We are stronger together.”

David Jolly knows the inside game. He spent years in Congress as a Republican, saw the party drift into extremism, and made the decision to leave. Now he’s running as a Democrat for Governor of Florida in 2026.