Federal Workers Are Being Pushed Out. Tell Congress to Act.
The Trump administration is making it easier to purge career public servants and replace experience with loyalty. Congress needs to hear from constituents before more agencies are hollowed out.
For people who need clear facts, specific actions, and a way to push back.
Issues We’re Tracking Right Now.
Start with the issue you care about most. Most Republican officials have chosen loyalty to Trump over their duty to constituents, but clear local pressure still has an impact.
Schedule Policy/Career Is the New Schedule F
OPM finalized the rule in February 2026. Congress should not let career jobs become loyalty tests.
Read the BriefCongress Should Stop Expanding ICE
Funding increases without stronger oversight make detention abuse, due-process failures, and raids harder to stop.
Read the BriefThe Transgender Military Ban Is Back
The Supreme Court let enforcement resume while challenges continue. Senators should hear from constituents now.
Read the BriefThe 2026 Voting Fight Is Already in the States
Registration rules, polling-place safety, and election administration need attention before voters hit a deadline.
Read the BriefChoose the Issue You Can Move.
Each issue page explains what changed, who has power, and which action fits the moment.
Rule of Law
Executive power, courts, due process, emergency powers, and the checks that limit abuse.
Voting
Voting access, election administration, polling-place safety, certification, and voter protection.
Immigration
ICE, detention, asylum, deportation, immigration courts, due process, and local enforcement.
LGBTQ Rights
Trans rights, gender-affirming care, military service, school rules, and anti-LGBTQ state laws.
Red States
Statehouse overreach, preemption, governors, attorneys general, and state policy fights that spread.
Public Workers
Civil service protections, agency staffing, federal worker purges, scientific staff, and public-service capacity.
Education
School vouchers, book restrictions, curriculum fights, and what they mean for families.
Healthcare
Medicaid, public health, vaccines, evidence-based medicine, health agencies, and patient protections.
Economy
Social Security, public benefits, cost of living, tariffs, labor rules, and consumer protections.
Environment
Public lands, wildlife, climate, offshore drilling, and the agencies meant to protect them.
Foreign Policy
War authorization, military intervention, sanctions, and treaties Congress should be deciding.
Ethics
Corruption, conflicts of interest, lobbying, and the people who are supposed to stop it.
Briefs You Can Act On.
Defend and Fund the Department of Education
May 19, 2026
Tell Congress to protect public education from cuts, privatization, and political interference.
Congress Should Stop Expanding ICE
May 19, 2026
Tell Congress to stop expanding immigration enforcement without stronger limits and oversight.
Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act
May 19, 2026
Tell Congress to restore federal voting-rights protections before more state restrictions take hold.
Protect Polling Places From Intimidation
May 19, 2026
Tell Congress to make poll interference harder, clearer to prosecute, and easier for voters to report.
Republican Districts Need to Hear From Constituents.
A hostile representative is not a reason to stay quiet. Calls get logged. Letters get counted. Local dissent makes silence harder to defend.
Register to Vote
If you are not registered, start there. It is the shortest path to power.
Check Your Registration
Roll purges happen. Moving can break your record. Verify it before you need it.
Texas Voter Information
Texas deadlines and ID rules are different enough that they deserve their own source.