News & Updates

Voter registration drives
Targeted voter registration and general voter registration
Field Team 6: Register Democrats. Save the World
Field Team 6 works to impact our elections in a positive way. This group has opportunities to volunteer in ways that fit your lifestyle and preferences. Click here to check out their website or reach out to Linda Ritz ritzlw@gmail.com with any questions.
General voter registration information
Jenny M., Ann P., and Liz S. have been providing voting information at local events. Check their material and reach out to Jenny at msginger89@hotmail.com with any questions.
The public has been appreciative of their work. They’ve shared their documents for you to join in their efforts. Click on any of the following for info:
- handouts cards • handout page • New Voting Laws • Primary Dates
- Violation of Voting Rights • How to Vote in Primary

Court Accompaniment and Rapid Response Training
For Indivisible Middlesex CT and Middletown Immigrant Resource Alliance Members
A group of volunteers willing to accompany immigrants to court and to show up when the call comes in reporting ICE activity. We stand with immigrants and their families before, during, and after a raid. Activists will be notified of details when needed.
Though training isn't necessary, we periodically have a training session to prepare volunteers for accompanying immigrants to court or being a part of rapid response. Participants learn what to expect, how to prepare, and how to react. The training generally last about 90 minutes. A new training will be scheduled once we know we have enough people needing this service. If you are interested, please send an email to us at indivisibleMiddlesexct@gmail.com and in the subject line state, 'want court accompaniment class.'
Court accompaniments are ongoing in New Haven. It would be helpful for our local volunteers to attend a New Haven accompaniment as observers until there is a need for one here. Anyone interested in joining a New Haven court accompaniment should contact Michael at Mtkayak1@gmail.com.

The Connecticut Trust Act and other State and Federal Protections
A State law that limits how local and state law enforcement can cooperate with federal immigration authorities, specifically U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It aims to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation by restricting information sharing and ensuring that local resources are not used for federal immigration enforcement. Click here to read. In October 2025, key updates to Connecticut’s Trust Act took effect. Click here to read about the changes.
Middletown Common Council passes Trust Act Resolution
On March 2nd, the Middletown Common Council voted 8 to 4 to pass a resolution strengthening the Trust Act, which limits local police from assisting federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The resolution does not prevent ICE from operating in Middletown but enforces due process for all residents and limits ICE to targeting individuals who pose a threat to the community and have criminal records.
The Initial Resolution was submitted to Middletown Common Council: Middletown residents, led by Ed McKeon of Indivisible Middlesex CT, petitioned the Middletown Common Council to pass a resolution affirming the city’s commitment to the Trust Act and requesting that ICE agents remove their masks and identify themselves during enforcement operations. Click here to view the resolution.
On a statewide level, the CT ACLU asked Indivisible groups (as well as other similar organizations) to sign onto an executive order regarding the use of the Connecticut National Guard. This order is intended for the signature of Governor Lamont. Indivisible Middlesex CT signed this order on 12/8/2025. Click here to read. Updates will be posted here once we hear back from the CT ACLU.
On a national level, we were asked to join with numerous other like minded groups to support a letter Safeguarding the 2026 Midterm Elections. Follow this link to read the letter. We are with good company. https://tinyurl.com/fac-govs-2026elect-letter
Opinion & Op-Ed
Part of Indivisible Middlesex CT core mission is to inform our community. Project 2025 poses real risks to community health and the concept of the common good. Members are asked to use all their talents to support our mission. Below are editorials that have been produced by our members.

We must take this Ebola outbreak as a warning
Hartford Courant Opinion • by Michael Good, MD
The Trump administration has completely gutted our global scientific detection and response network. We are literally flying blind and if Ebola does break out of central Africa, Americans will be in mortal danger. We must demand that RFK Jr. be immediately fired and replaced by a competent, experienced public health professional.
Click here to read the article. OR Click here for PDF version.

We must get back on the road to a clean, affordable energy future
Hartford Courant Opinion > Commentary • by Michael Good, MD
Today the Trump administration is directly subsidizing fossil fuel companies giving them $35 billion a year while slashing supports for wind and solar projects and dismantling the regulations that protect the environment and our health from the soot belched out by burning coal and oil.
Click here to read the article. OR Click here for PDF version.

Opinion: Emotional impulses to act are not enough to justify war
Hartford Courant Opinion > Commentary • by Michael Good, MD
The Constitution requires congress to debate and vote before going to war. This deliberative process should allow 535 Congresspeople and 100 Senators to weigh the pros and cons of war against Iran. Another pied piper is beckoning, why are we following him?
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I am a CT doctor who has seen what lack of vaccines does. The monsters are real.
Hartford Courant Opinion > Commentary • by Michael Good, MD
Dr. Good writes about the dangerous consequences of undermining the public health risks we can’t ignore, and why we must hold leaders accountable for public health failures.
Click here to read the article. OR Click here for PDF version.
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I see shadows of the Holocaust in America
Opinion piece printed in The New Haven Register and various other media in CT • by Michael Good, MD
Click here for the PDF article

It could happen here
Opinion piece printed in The Hartford Courant February 3, 2026 • by Michael Good, MD
Dr. Good's parents were both Jewish survivors of the Holocaust. They were welcomed to America.
Will Americans in 2026 fall into the same trap of disbelief as the doomed Jews of Vilna in 1941? The time to act is now! Raise your voices! Take to the streets to demand justice for Renee Good and Alex Pretti and to defend a constitution that is in danger of being trampled by a new set of jackboots.
Click here to read the Hartford Courant article OR Click here for the PDF version
