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Indivisible Greenwich is following marching orders from their national leaders, holding a coordinated action "honoring the innocent lives lost to ICE" on July 23 at 6:30pm in front of the Havemeyer Building on Greenwich Avenue.
They'll be lighting candles, holding hands, and demanding "change" for deaths in ICE custody — while apparently having zero interest in the preventable American deaths caused by people who shouldn't have been here in the first place.
"This madness has to stop," they say. Funny how that only applies one way.
Progressive groups all across the country have poured out performative grief for illegal immigrants (actually or allegedly) harmed during enforcement, but continue to remain silent about American victims of illegal immigrant crime.
No vigils. No hand-stacking photos. No "all are welcome" inclusivity for the heartbroken families left behind. Just silence, or worse, deflection about "root causes" and "comprehensive reform."
Far too many innocent Americans have been killed by illegal immigrants, for example:
And that doesn't include the countless DUI fatalities, gang killings, and others tracked by groups like ALIPAC (Americans for Legal Immigration PAC), which has identified some 1,400 Americans killed by illegal immigrants as of February 18, 2026.
This isn't about compassion.
Every life lost in custody deserves scrutiny, but pretending illegal immigrant crime isn't a crisis, or that enforcement of federal immigration laws is the real villain requires ignoring mountains of data, and thousands of grieving families and friends.
If Indivisible really cared about "innocent lives" and "stopping the madness," they'd hold vigils for the Americans killed by illegal immigrants, too.
Until then, the selective outrage speaks for itself.







