On November 6th, hundreds of activists gathered at 11:00 am at Georgetown University, from where we marched to George Washington University to invite students to join this ongoing campaign of civic engagement.

On November 7th, there was a march and rally in front of the Supreme Court to denounce the almost total capitulation of the members of the High Court to Trump's political designs, as they violate the Constitution (the Supreme Law of the Nation).

and roll back historical gains that expanded legal protections and rights for women, racial minorities, workers, and communities with different sexual orientations. Under the slogan “In the name of humanity, we refuse to live under a fascist regime,” those who would hold demonstrations in front of the White House were designated for November 15, 17, and 24. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives and the Senate, with an overwhelming vote of 427 to 1 and 100 to 0 respectively, forced Trump to sign a law requiring the Department of Justice to release, within the next 30 days, all unclassified files from the investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In evaluating this fierce resistance to Trump,we saw that the scales are beginning to tip in favor of the working class. Latino immigrants will be present until Trump is impeached and brought down. The present is a struggle, the future is ours. We have no doubt, and the judgment of history supports us.

Juan Jose Gutierrez is the executive director of the Full Rights for Immigrants Coalition. This Latino coalition has joined the efforts of Reject Fascism.