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ICE has gone too far. Abolish it.

Neighbors Not Numbers

Neighbors, not numbers.

A public coalition building pressure for an immigration system rooted in dignity. We move candidates through the Abolish ICE Pledge and Congress through AAACT.

How NNN builds power

Candidates on the record. Congress under pressure.

Night protest at the Florida State Capitol with signs reading 'To love is an act of resistance, I refuse to hate my neighbor' and 'You can't cherry-pick the Constitution like you do the Bible.'Daytime 'No Kings' rally at the Florida State Capitol with signs reading 'When cruelty looks normal, compassion looks radical' and 'Make racists afraid again.'

What we are building

Abolish ICE

End the agency. Its detention and enforcement model cannot be reformed into something humane.

Get every candidate on record

Make every congressional campaign answer, in public, whether they'll vote to abolish ICE.

Build what comes next

Replace enforcement with immigrant rights, due process, and community safety.

How NNN builds public power

1

We send the Abolish ICE Pledge to every House and Senate campaign in the 2026 cycle.

2

Signatories are published on a public tracker with links to their campaign sites so neighbors can back them.

3

Neighbors apply the pressure. Call, email, share, and sign the AAACT petition. Whether people in power act comes down to how loud the public is.

Where the field stands today

100 candidates have signed the pledge across 29 states. Back them, share them, and keep the pressure on the rest of the field.

100

Candidates that have taken the pledge

12

Primary winners

0

Elected (Yet)

29

States represented

Pledge signers

Candidates putting abolition on the record

A public record of campaigns that have signed. Open the tracker to see every signer.

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Campaign portrait of Angela Gonzales-Torres

U.S. House

Angela Gonzales-Torres

California · District 34

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Royal Webster

U.S. House

Royal Webster

Florida · District 11

CampaigningPledge video
Campaign portrait of Megan Wingfield

U.S. House

Megan Wingfield

Kentucky · District 2

Won primary
Campaign portrait of Lauren Jewett

U.S. House

Lauren Jewett

Louisiana · District 1

CampaigningPledge video
Campaign portrait of Darializa Avila Chevalier

U.S. House

Darializa Avila Chevalier

New York · District 13

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Claire Valdez

U.S. House

Claire Valdez

New York · District 7

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Chris Rabb

U.S. House

Chris Rabb

Pennsylvania · District 3

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Salaam Bhatti

U.S. House

Salaam Bhatti

Virginia · District 1

CampaigningPledge video
Demonstrators in New York City march behind a banner calling to rise and resist ICE raids.
Public, visible pressure is how we win.

Public, visible pressure is how we win.

Organizers and neighbors are already in the streets demanding abolition. Neighbors Not Numbers connects that energy to a specific ask: get every candidate on record, in public, before Election Day.

“People are dying. People are being tortured, people are being beaten, people are losing their humanity.”

Sanctuary of the South, reported by Amnesty International, December 2025

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