This isn’t a satire headline. Donald Trump truly believed that bold digital letters typed over a photo were actual gang tattoos. And he used that belief to justify deporting a man whose life was in danger.

Bill Owens, the former Executive Producer of 60 Minutes, resigned because he said he could no longer do his job freely. He could no longer report without outside control.

Women and children deported by the U.S. are being sent to third countries like Costa Rica, where they face detention without support. Centered America is fighting to expose these abuses and protect their rights.

Could President Trump order troops into U.S. streets on April 20 and seize more power in the process? The option isn’t off the table. As Americans, we can’t afford to pretend it’s impossible.

On April 16, 2025, a sitting U.S. Senator was denied access to visit Kilmar Abrego García, a legal Maryland resident, husband, and father, who remains imprisoned in El Salvador despite a unanimous Supreme Court order requiring his return.

For every veteran watching the news right now that is wondering what a second Trump term could mean for your healthcare, your benefits, your future—we made this for you.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was picking up his 5-year-old son in Maryland when ICE officers pulled him over. They told him his status had changed. They waited for his wife, then took him away. Three days later, he was on a plane to El Salvador. No warning. No goodbye.

There is no siren. No flashing lights. No court date. Just silence.

In that silence, thousands of people vanish, at least on paper.

Peaceful protest is a powerful tool for change.

On April 7, 2025, the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can resume deportations under the Alien Enemies Act (AEA)—a 1798 law written for wartime threats. However, it included a vague safeguard: migrants must be given “reasonable time” to challenge their deportation in court.

Tariffs are back. Bigger and more brutal than before. And we haven’t even seen the worst of it.

Centered America is joining the nationwide protests organized by 50501, Indivisible, and Mobilize to demand resignations—starting with Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Mike Waltz, Marco Rubio, and John Ratcliffe.

This is Centered America’s Social Security Crisis Plan—a full emergency guide to confirming your Social Security or SSI/SSDI benefits, what to do if they’re delayed, who to call, how to get help, and how to fight back.

Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order on Thursday, March 20th, aimed at eliminating the Department of Education. Here’s everything you need to know, how it will affect you, and how you can take action now!

Centered America has uncovered that Donald Trump is following the exact footsteps of Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, in order to dismantle our democratic and constitutional principles.

The MAGA movement isn’t just politics—it’s a propaganda machine built by Donald Trump. It thrives on division and rejects real conversation.

UnPAC’d is Centered America’s daily campaign to dismantle Trump’s influence, rebuild Democratic messaging, and reclaim our political future—one small daily action at a time.

Now more than ever, people feel underrepresented by the Democratic Party. We have to change that. We have to step out of our comfort zones to educate, empathize, and open our arms to everyday Americans—not by backing down from our values, but by finding common ground to bring all people into the conversation and fight back against Donald Trump.

Oppose harmful bills like the SAVE Act, Medicaid cuts, and a national abortion ban, while fighting back against threats to democracy, LGBTQ+ rights, and global humanitarian aid. Centered America is mobilizing voters, pushing back against authoritarianism, and building grassroots power—join us.

Centered America is an organization that was created to reform the Democratic Party’s messaging to reconnect with communities across the aisle—working-class Americans, young men, suburban and rural women, Latino and Black voters, immigrant communities, union workers, and middle-class families who were once pillars of the Democratic Party.