THE HENZMAN RECORDprotestsRecord 12
Henzman organized the February 17, 2025 “Not My President’s Day” protest in Michigan City and spoke about what she described as attacks on voters’ rights.
Political activism / County priorities
Her own posts call for ICE to be abolished, and her Chicago rally photo posts are dated September 6, 2025. Voters can ask how that message and her out-of-state activity advance the priorities of LaPorte County residents.
What local work should voters compare with these rallies? What measurable county results can she point to? Those are questions she can answer with her record, not just another protest slogan.
The Chicago posts came after her May 2024 resignation as party chair. The photos and videos do not establish her total hours protesting or a work-versus-protest time comparison. Published reporting also documents local organizing in Michigan City and participation in LaPorte.
Compare the earlier party-chair resultsExamine the posts and rally media“LaPorte County let's go! Share and invite your friends. We need everyone!”
Facebook screenshot showing Henzman’s call to share and invite people to a LaPorte No Kings event.
Henzman promoted the LaPorte event on October 13, 2025. The card advertises the October 18 rally.
“LaPorte, Indiana! Even with a huge group in MC at the same time, we had 350 attendees in LaPorte! MC had about 1700!!!! LaPorte County showed up! 2000 strong voices for Democracy!!!”
Facebook screenshot of Henzman sharing an NWI Resistance post about LaPorte and Michigan City protest attendance.
Screenshot excerpt from page 12 of the supplied PDF. The complete source document is linked from this card.
“ICE must be abolished now!”
Facebook screenshot of Henzman’s protest-related caption calling for ICE abolition.
Screenshot excerpt from page 8 of the supplied PDF. The complete source document is linked from this card.
“ICE must be abolished now!”
Facebook screenshot of Henzman’s protest-related caption calling for ICE abolition.
Screenshot excerpt from page 9 of the supplied PDF. The complete source document is linked from this card.
An original protest photograph shows background placards on multiple issues and is not the same frame as PDF pages 3 or 11.
A standalone photo from the earlier archive, with no date, location, or post header. It is a different image from the PDF protest photographs.
These earlier photo posts show due-process, No Kings, and anti-fascism placards beside a road or vehicle.
Facebook post header identifies Angie Henzman and dates the photograph 24 August 2025; sign text is on the pictured placard.
These earlier photo posts show due-process, No Kings, and anti-fascism placards beside a road or vehicle.
Facebook viewer header shows a post by Angie Henzman dated 24 August 2025; the quoted text appears on pictured placards.
These earlier photo posts show due-process, No Kings, and anti-fascism placards beside a road or vehicle.
Facebook viewer header identifies Angie Henzman and dates the displayed photograph 24 August 2025; wording above is text on pictured placards.
Watch the footage
Two original clips provided for this review. Watch with sound or use the captions and transcript controls.
Filmed from within a moving street march, the clip shows protest signs and flags while the crowd repeats “The people united will never be defeated” and “El pueblo unido jamás será vencido.”
Submitted for this review as footage from Henzman’s Chicago anti-ICE rally participation. The complete original clip is preserved.
Crowd call-and-response chanting in English and Spanish, amplified calls, and voices close to the recording microphone. The captions reproduce the audible chant rather than assigning a speaker. The last English chant is cut off by the end of the clip.
Filename: ChicagoICErally.mp4
360 × 640, with original audio. Recording date not supplied.
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The camera pans across a rally crowd near a Trump-branded building. An “ICE OUT OF CHICAGO” sign is visible above the marchers.
Submitted for this review as footage from Henzman’s Chicago anti-ICE rally participation. The complete original clip is preserved.
Crowd noise, distorted amplified calls, and group chanting. The captions describe the sound; individual words are not clear enough for a reliable spoken transcript.
Filename: ChicagoICErally-2.mp4
360 × 640, with original audio. Recording date not supplied.
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Original rally photographs
Browse 13 photographs and Facebook photo views from the Chicago rally collection. Open any image to see its signs, post header, and full details.
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
A crowd stands on a city street beside tall brick buildings, holding multiple protest placards. A Facebook post header at right displays Angie Henzman and the date 6 September 2025.
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
A crowded street protest is shown with anti-ICE placards; the central sign reads “HEY, ICE! GO BACK TO WHERE YOU CAME FROM!”
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
Facebook viewer screenshot of a downtown Chicago crowd holding a “CLEAN-UP CHICAGO / ABOLISH ICE!” placard, with high-rise buildings behind the rally.
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
Facebook viewer screenshot of a dense protest crowd between tall downtown buildings, with placards including "No Trump No Troops" and "No Trump No Troops No Jackboots."
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
A street-march crowd is shown with a large red placard reading "STOP DEPORTATIONS DEFEND IMMIGRANTS."
September 6, 2025 Facebook post
A crowd stands near Trump Tower in Chicago, where a person holds a cardboard sign reading "CRUSH ICE."
Henzman organized the February 17, 2025 “Not My President’s Day” protest in Michigan City and spoke about what she described as attacks on voters’ rights. She later posted a call to join the October 18 LaPorte No Kings event, wrote “ICE must be abolished now!” in a January 10 Facebook caption with no visible year, and shared NWI Resistance’s March 28 post claiming 350 attendees in LaPorte and about 1,700 in Michigan City. In February 2026, she joined a student-led anti-ICE walkout during her lunch break and told the South Bend Tribune, “We wanted to support them. They need to be able to have their right to speak up.”
Her Chicago rally posts and calls to abolish ICE raise a local-priorities question: what results does this activism deliver for LaPorte County residents? Read her posts, watch the videos, and compare her earlier party-chair record.
The Herald-Dispatch identified Henzman as the organizer of the February 17, 2025 “Not My President’s Day” protest in Michigan City. It reported that she spoke about what she described as attacks on voters’ rights. On February 9, 2026, the South Bend Tribune reported that Henzman joined a student-led anti-ICE walkout during her lunch break. She said, “We wanted to support them. They need to be able to have their right to speak up.”
On October 13, 2025, Henzman posted, “LaPorte County let’s go! Share and invite your friends. We need everyone!” to promote the October 18 No Kings event at the LaPorte County Courthouse. In a January 10 Facebook caption with no visible year, she wrote, “ICE must be abolished now!”
Henzman also shared an NWI Resistance post dated Mar. 28, with no year visible. NWI Resistance said 350 attended in LaPorte, about 1,700 in Michigan City, and “2000 strong voices for Democracy!!!” The figures are the account’s organizer estimates.
A separate original protest photograph has no visible post header, date, or location. Its background placards mention immigrant rights, Palestine and U.S. aid, police crimes, LGBTQIA+ and reproductive rights, workers’ rights, organizing and strikes, and education. The image does not identify Henzman or show who wrote the signs.
Midwest Socialist reported that NWI Resistance organized a July 6, 2018 protest in Gary and that roughly 40 Chicago DSA members attended. The report does not name Henzman or connect her to that event.
Three other photos in the upload carry Henzman’s August 24, 2025 post date. They show placards by a roadside and parked vehicle, including “NO KINGS FOLLOW DUE PROCESS AND RULE OF LAW,” “WE THE PEOPLE DO NOT CONSENT!” and “STOP FASCISM NOW.” They appear as a separate collection rather than part of the September 6 Chicago rally.
NWI Resistance’s attendance figures are organizer estimates.
The standalone protest photograph is undated and does not identify Henzman.
Public reporting · February 17, 2025
“Angela Henzman, who organized the protest, spoke about what she described as an attack on voters’ rights.”
The Herald-Dispatch identified Henzman as organizer of the Michigan City event.
Public reporting · February 9, 2026
“We wanted to support them. They need to be able to have their right to speak up.”
The South Bend Tribune reported that Henzman joined a student-led walkout.
Local news report
Local news report
Organizational publication report
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