Progressive group plots to protest Mike Lawler town hall in New York

Exclusive: The leaders of a progressive group on the outskirts of New York City are looking to protest against a municipal hall in the House of Representatives on Sunday evening-Fox News Digital received an internal look at their plans.

Footage of the monthly meeting of the non -retrospected Rolkand Organizational Committee shows that one of the group’s leaders discuss “potentially”. [having] Thousands of people in the introduction “From the event in West Nyak held by Representative Mike Lawler, RN.Y, at the end of this week.

“It is a long street, and we are trying to fill the entire street, so every person will see the gathering people there and admit that it will not be everything, like sunlight and sea,” the organizer Pascal Jean Gells can be seen saying.

Jean-Gilles is also a local official in Lawler County, and works on the Board of Trustees of NYACK and a mayor.

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“We want to be able to back down from some of the rules that we feel that the first amendment rights are cut off and penetrated, such as saying that we cannot register it. It is a general meeting,” said Jean Gells.

Jean Gells said the demonstration outside the town of Luller will be an organized joint effort as well, with “local unions” and other groups.

While she made it clear that her group was only behind the demonstration outside the Lawler Rally, the local elected official seemed to depend on the disturbances within the event as well.

She said that the rules of the assembly made the matter “very clear that you cannot cry out or scream,” but added, “There will be things that we do not want to hear from it, and we must be able to get to know them.”

Jean Gells said: “I think it seems weak if people kick just because they are installed, because this, as people have seen through thousands of cases of the Supreme Court, this is an acceptable form of the opposition, and it is covered under the rights of the first amendment.”

“Now, if people scream to vibrate and hate speech, this is the place where I am completely painted … which only feeds in his argument that we are all left and liberals, instead of the people who live in this society.”

Jean -Gells said she and other activists will also prepare proposed questions for those present in the city hall.

The official said: “We are ready, and this will be something that we might distribute in a day – two of us were working on questions only we believe that people either ask, or they may want to add their personal development,” the official said. “So we will be ready for people, only if they call their number, if you really don’t think about someone yourself, you have a question you can be ready to ask.”

Pascale Jean-Gilles is a pioneering company in the non-retrospective Rockland Committee and a local official in NYACK, New York. (NYACK Village)

Unlimited is a left -wing national organization whose local branches target the city’s republican halls in most of this year, and encourage activists to disrupt events from home and abroad.

The event that was included by an irrevocable on the organizational platform is the announcement of an event for a full day that begins in New York City and ends in the Luller City Hall on Sunday.

“Republicans are planning to reduce the Medicaid and Snap program and other vital programs to finance huge tax discounts for billionaires. congress will be home to April holiday and must hear us from us,” as stated in the event summary.

“Join other activists to inform voters at NY17/Tarrytown in this obscene bill, and urged them on the phone, MP Luller, to oppose this in addition to his presence in the Luller City Hall on April 27. We will take the metro north to Tarrytown.”

Democrats are preparing to pour huge time and resources in the seventeenth Congress region in New York, where Luller is widely seen as one of the most vulnerable Republicans in the House of Representatives in the 2026 electoral cycle.

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When he was reached to comment on plans to disrupt the next city hall, Luller Seero Ricarde Fox News spokesman said: “It is very disappointing for the extremist extremist groups like the non -retrosper Rockland to disrupt the next city hall.”

“These measures undermine our democratic process by strangling the civil debate and harming the components they are attending to discuss the critical voter issues. We are still committed to promoting open and respected dialogue and we will take precautions to ensure a safe environment for all those present.”

Jean -Gils referred the digital Fox News to the Rocal -Rokhand Committee for suspension.

Upon reaching it, the group’s guidance committee said it had received “hundreds of messages” from the voters who were unable to reach the city hall of Lawler.

“In response, we decided to organize a peaceful demonstration outside the place. This demonstration aims to give a voice to those who were excluded from the room, but we still want to be part of the democratic process. We want to make it clear that we do not organize or support any protest activity inside the city hall.”

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“It is also important to realize the truth of the matter: This municipal hall provides very limited opportunities for real public participation. This is not true, it is not fair, and in fact, it contradicts the spirit of the constitution.”

Regarding Jean -Gils, specifically, the group noted that it hosts the event in a personality that has nothing to do with its governmental role.

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The group said: “Its comments during a special organization meeting reflect the consensus of our group, not its official role, or anything related to NYAC’s governance. I accurately emphasized our values ​​of freedom of expression and clear limits against hate speech and harassment.”

“We hope that the Congress member of Buller will do more than just seeing this demonstration. We hope to listen. People who show their voters. They are families, workers, students and neighbors who deeply care about this society and demand to hear it. This demonstration is not just a sign of civil involvement, it is a message: we are watching, and we expect better than those in power.”