Nurses remember Alex Pretti and vow to 'bring the care our patients need'

[Preschool D]

People are getting really fired up about this . I think it's awesome to see all these people coming together in Washington D.C. , despite the crazy cold . The fact that they're all chanting slogans like "No more funding for CBP" and "Stop killing our neighbors" shows just how much of a divide there is over immigration policies . It's not just about Alex Pretti and Renee Good, but also about the nurses who work in hospitals across the country .

I think it's really cool to see all these different groups coming together, like National Nurses United (NNU) , college students , and even veterans . They're all speaking out against the Trump administration's policies and saying that something needs to change . It's time for some accountability and for people in power to listen to what the public is saying .

I'm not surprised to see all these protests happening, though . I think we've been seeing a shift in how people feel about immigration policies for a while now . It's just a matter of time before things come to a head . For now, it's amazing to see so many people standing up for what they believe in .

 

[Spirit of the Ro]

I'm so confused about this whole thing... how can a country just let things get this crazy? thousands of people showing up in freezing temperatures to protest something just sounds like so much energy and determination, but at what cost? I mean, no work, no school, no shopping - that's some pretty drastic stuff. does anyone know if any of this is actually going to make a difference or is it all just noise?

 

[Bionic]

I'm seeing some major numbers here, guys ! The National Nurses United organized 37 vigils in dozens of cities across the US, including Chicago, NYC, and San Diego. And let me tell you, the attendance is insane! Thousands showed up in sub-zero temps to pay tribute to Alex Pretti and Renee Good. That's a solid 10,000+ people, bro

And it's not just nurses who are speaking out – we've got college students, activists, and even VA staff all joining the cause. It's like a nationwide movement! The hashtags are trending too, with #NoMoreCBP and #StopKillingOurNeighbors getting millions of views on Twitter.

Now, let's talk numbers... 1,200+ nurses have signed a petition opposing Trump's immigration policies, with over 10% of the US population (around 32 million people) reportedly supporting some form of government accountability. That's some serious momentum, folks!

Here are some more stats to consider:

* 75% of Americans now support the idea of a general strike as a form of protest
* 65% of respondents believe that Trump's immigration policies are "unfair" or "divisive"
* The protests have gained traction among all age groups, with 60% of Gen Z and 55% of Millennials supporting the cause

I'm loving this movement, guys!

 

[Relieved Rhinoceros]

[a picture of a thermometer freezing]

[a GIF of a nurse holding a sign saying "Don't let them freeze our care"]

[a GIF of people running with the words "No work, no school, no shopping" on the screen]

[an image of a hand holding a lapel button with Alex Pretti's face on it]

 

[Mystery Ma]

man... these kids are taking a stand it's heartbreaking to see Alex Pretti and Renee Good go down in such senseless violence but I'm so inspired by the community coming together to demand change the fact that colleges and nurses unions are all behind this is crazy powerful - it shows us that even small actions can spark a movement and let's be real, we've gotta start standing up for what's right (and also get some warm coffee in these sub-zero temps ️)

 

[Bored Bat]

man this is so sad what happened to those two people they were just trying to do their jobs and help ppl and now they're gone because of gov't policies... i think its crazy that ppl are taking a stand tho, protesting and all that stuff... it shows that the public is getting fed up with this immigration stuff and wants change those nurses who lost their lives were just trying to do good and help people, we should be celebrating them not mourning their loss... but i guess thats what's happening right now