MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Protests in Minneapolis and other major cities across the country aimed against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are reportedly being backed by a left-wing group utilizing a vast network, suggesting that seemingly targeted demonstrations, which have turned violent, are more calculated rather than organic.
As protests broke out across the country in the wake of the fatal Minneapolis shooting of anti-ICE activist Renee Good, evidence is coming to light that such protests occurring in major cities aren’t exactly as grassroots as some might think. According to a report from Fox News, thousands of anti-ICE activists were reportedly mobilized via the same networking methods utilized during the “No Kings” protests this past summer.
Social media posts promoting a “weekend of action” for January 10 and 11 are stemming from a coalition dubbed “ICE Out for Good.” The promoted posts originated from the Facebook page maintained by the nonprofit Indivisible.
Public records detailing Indivisible’s tax filings since its inception show the nonprofit came into existence in 2017 and catapulted to generating tens of millions in donations since 2018. As of Indivisible’s latest tax filing from 2024, the group has amassed over $90 million in donations, which is utilized “to defeat the right-wing takeover of American government,” as per the group’s own mission statement.
Indivisible’s official nonprofit formation in 2017 isn’t coincidental, coming into existence in the wake of Donald Trump’s first stint in the White House, as Politico reported in February of 2017 that the group's founders specifically pieced together the movement directly in response to Trump’s election back in 2016.
What started in 2017 with Angel Padilla, along with other ex-Democrat staffers and aides, utilizing a simple Google document to instruct would-be protesters on how to harass members of Congress, has now shifted into a national network. The group still disseminates protest instructions via their authored Google documents.
Outside of the millions in funding received by Indivisible aiding their ability to coordinate protests across numerous cities simultaneously, another facet in their repertoire is the utilization of Mobilize, which functions much like Facebook Events but is chiefly focused on organizing protests and demonstrations.
When it comes to the platform Mobilize, Indivisible’s use of the aforesaid technology is likely not coincidental either. Coming into existence back in 2017 as a direct response to the Trump presidency, Mobilize was later acquired by EveryAction in November of 2020, which EveryAction is a subsidiary of NGP VAN. For context, NGP VAN is a voter database and an IT solutions company established back in 2001 that is intrinsically tied to and utilized by the Democratic Party, having played a role in everything from Obama’s 2008 election to Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 bid for the White House.
Taking all of this into consideration, protests that broke out in major cities like Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Austin that resulted in various clashes with law enforcement and blatant acts of violence and vandalism were mobilized through a vast, multimillion-dollar network of Democratic Party apparatuses.
Indivisible co-executive director Leah Greenberg said in a recent statement regarding the protests in response to Good’s shooting that “people across the country are coming together,” as if to infer everything occurring is organic and grassroots – but it isn’t. Every tool used, every piece of protest literature, and the slogans disseminated seemingly originate from the Democratic Party.
As protests broke out across the country in the wake of the fatal Minneapolis shooting of anti-ICE activist Renee Good, evidence is coming to light that such protests occurring in major cities aren’t exactly as grassroots as some might think. According to a report from Fox News, thousands of anti-ICE activists were reportedly mobilized via the same networking methods utilized during the “No Kings” protests this past summer.
Social media posts promoting a “weekend of action” for January 10 and 11 are stemming from a coalition dubbed “ICE Out for Good.” The promoted posts originated from the Facebook page maintained by the nonprofit Indivisible.
Public records detailing Indivisible’s tax filings since its inception show the nonprofit came into existence in 2017 and catapulted to generating tens of millions in donations since 2018. As of Indivisible’s latest tax filing from 2024, the group has amassed over $90 million in donations, which is utilized “to defeat the right-wing takeover of American government,” as per the group’s own mission statement.
Indivisible’s official nonprofit formation in 2017 isn’t coincidental, coming into existence in the wake of Donald Trump’s first stint in the White House, as Politico reported in February of 2017 that the group's founders specifically pieced together the movement directly in response to Trump’s election back in 2016.
What started in 2017 with Angel Padilla, along with other ex-Democrat staffers and aides, utilizing a simple Google document to instruct would-be protesters on how to harass members of Congress, has now shifted into a national network. The group still disseminates protest instructions via their authored Google documents.
Outside of the millions in funding received by Indivisible aiding their ability to coordinate protests across numerous cities simultaneously, another facet in their repertoire is the utilization of Mobilize, which functions much like Facebook Events but is chiefly focused on organizing protests and demonstrations.
When it comes to the platform Mobilize, Indivisible’s use of the aforesaid technology is likely not coincidental either. Coming into existence back in 2017 as a direct response to the Trump presidency, Mobilize was later acquired by EveryAction in November of 2020, which EveryAction is a subsidiary of NGP VAN. For context, NGP VAN is a voter database and an IT solutions company established back in 2001 that is intrinsically tied to and utilized by the Democratic Party, having played a role in everything from Obama’s 2008 election to Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 bid for the White House.
Taking all of this into consideration, protests that broke out in major cities like Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Austin that resulted in various clashes with law enforcement and blatant acts of violence and vandalism were mobilized through a vast, multimillion-dollar network of Democratic Party apparatuses.
Indivisible co-executive director Leah Greenberg said in a recent statement regarding the protests in response to Good’s shooting that “people across the country are coming together,” as if to infer everything occurring is organic and grassroots – but it isn’t. Every tool used, every piece of protest literature, and the slogans disseminated seemingly originate from the Democratic Party.
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Comments
2026-01-14T07:40-0500 | Comment by: arthur
You know, it should be a pretty simple matter to shut these finding groups down, as well as arrest some of the people behind them for Sedition or starting an insurrection, but then for that one would need a functional DOJ, which we don't seem to have. The same would go for these activist judges, there are several ways to put a stop to them, if you coordinated between the FBI and the DOJ to investigate them individually, as there is more then one way to take a robe off of a judge, legally, but it would seem that the drive to do so is lacking. That would also apply to the people in Congress on both sides of the fence that are involved in Sedition, Treason, with piles of evidence against them, as well as all of the insider trading that has gone on. So many of them could be removed from office and imprisoned with a quickness, but where is the drive or the desire to do it?
2026-01-15T09:34-0500 | Comment by: James
Well let's see, the FBI has no problem infiltrating the Hells Angles or paramilitary groups but they can't seem to do the same to these marxists groups funded by Soros and directed by Obama. The FBI is still a broken agency with plenty of internal corruption!