*Power to the people, right on*
*Say you want a revolution*
*We better get on right away*
*Well you get on your feet*
*And out on the street*
–John Lennon
### The murders of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero have become a national call to conscience. These killings, committed with impunity, only serve to spread fear, chaos and inflict violence on our communities!**
**Indivisible Santa Maria** will honor **these men and 58** others who have died at the hands of ICE in detention camps or in our streets at a pop-up protest on July 25th from 11-1pm on the corner of Clark and Bradley in Orcutt. Park in the CVS parking lot.
On Tuesday, July 7, **Lorenzo Salgado Araujo** was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas. He was a dad driving a work van with his crew when he was gunned down.
Then on Monday, July 13, ICE unleashed the same horrific tactics, fatally shooting 26-year-old **Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero** when they stopped his vehicle in Biddeford, Maine. His wife and toddler were forced to witness his murder. Gut wrenching!
**Both Lorenzo and Johan were beloved members of their communities who were killed on their way to work**– one to a job site, the other to start his day as a food delivery driver. Neither were even targets of an ICE investigation.
Bring your poster and join us in a demonstration of _People Power_! Let your voice be heard to speak out in peace against I.C.E.’s needless cruelty and violence.
Indivisible’s vision is a democracy that delivers for everyone—not just the wealthy or well-connected. We are committed to nonviolent action, multiracial democracy, and a government that is **accountable** to the people it serves.
*This Protest will be simple, and without safety monitors and tabling. Bring your own water and chairs. All Indivisible actions are committed to non-violence as a guiding principle in everything we do: our protests, our organizing, and our advocacy. We expect all participants to try to de-escalate any potential confrontations with those who disagree with our values.*
_We ask that you refrain from blowing whistles at our protests. It is an alarm signal that can cause fear in the community and can also cause unease and anxiety for others sensitive to loud sounds._