Rally Middletown

02/28/2026

An airstrike on a girls’ elementary school in southern Iran has reportedly killed up to 148 children, as the U.S. escalates its bombing of Iran while continuing to back Israel’s assault on Gaza. These are not separate crises, but interconnected fronts of the same imperial project. From Tehran to Gaza, militarism, sanctions, and bombs are used to enforce white supremacy and global hegemony. Our solidarity is with people everywhere who are resisting war, occupation, and domination.

02/18/2026

ICE OUT OF NY! On Monday, more than 250 people mobilized in New Windsor outside a previously concealed ICE office at 843 Union Ave to oppose ICE’s growing detention footprint in the region, including a proposed Chester warehouse that many are calling a concentration camp in the making.

Organized by Mid-Hudson Valley DSA, the rally sent a clear message to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement: we will not accept secret offices, mass detention infrastructure, or the normalization of cages in our communities.

This was one step in a much longer fight — and yesterday made it clear that our communities are organized, watching, and prepared to resist what comes next.

02/15/2026

RALLY FOR GAZA TODAY! 📣

440 NY-211, Middletown. 12-1:30pm. 🥁✊

02/13/2026

We’ll be gathering this Sunday at 12PM to once again protest the ongoing displacement and violence against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.

Join us every Sunday to protest, stay informed, and make your voice heard! New allies are always welcome.

📍 Location: 440 NY-211, Middletown
🧤 Masks and hand warmers available

02/07/2026

Don’t miss GAZA FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM — Abby Martin’s powerful debut film capturing Gaza’s protest movement. Film screening & community discussion, Feb 15, 2–5 PM at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, NY.

02/07/2026

01/31/2026

ALL OUT FOR GAZA! Claims of a “ceasefire” ring hollow when violence continues to be inflicted on Palestinians.

At the same time, federal repression in the U.S. has sparked nationwide resistance after the fatal shootings of Renee Nicole Good, a 37‑year‑old Minneapolis resident, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a 37‑year‑old ICU nurse — both killed by federal immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis as part of aggressive operations by ICE and Border Patrol.

These deaths have ignited large‑scale protests, strikes, and marches across the country, as well as a Justice Department civil rights investigation into Pretti’s killing. 

None of these are isolated events. Militarization abroad and policing here are driven by the same machinery — a system that protects the powerful and targets everyone else.

Stand with us SUNDAY at 12PM to continue spreading awareness, demanding justice, and advocating for the dismantling of oppressive systems. By coming together, we build a network of community protection, and tap into our collective power together.

01/30/2026

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01/27/2026

ICE OUT OF NY! Over 200 people braved the freezing weather in Newburgh on Friday to demand the abolition of ICE and an end to the violence inflicted on immigrant communities. The action was held in solidarity with general strike protestors in Minneapolis, following the killing of 37-year-old Renee Good by an ICE officer earlier this month.

From the Hudson Valley to Minneapolis, people are rejecting a system that allows federal agents to terrorize communities and disappear our neighbors. No one should live in fear because of their immigration status. Dignity and safety are not privileges; they are human rights.

Protestors called on New York lawmakers to pass the New York For All Act and the MELT Act, and to stop plans for an ICE detention center in Chester. The message was clear: not here, not anywhere.

When elected officials fail to act, people take to the streets. Protect our neighbors. No detention centers. Abolish ICE.

01/24/2026

Meet Tamer. A young student who had been studying in Tunisia, dreaming of a better future for himself and his family. But during the ongoing genocide, Tamer became trapped, cut off from his studies, his home, and his safety. His father and four younger siblings once lived a normal life — now they are displaced, homeless, and struggling to survive under occupation and impossible conditions.

Their home was completely destroyed during the ground invasion, leaving them in a makeshift tent without electricity, clean water, or basic hygiene. Food is scarce, and each night they go to sleep hungry. With winter here, they urgently need blankets, warm clothes, and support just to survive.

Palestinians like Tamer are still being erased, quietly and systematically, and the genocide continues. We cannot look away. Visit Tamer’s account, consider donating, and share his story — every bit of support helps amplify Palestinian voices.