We, citizens from across the world, address the people of the United States with urgency and respect. This is not an appeal against America, but a call for democratic responsibility in a world where U.S. leadership has global consequences.

The United States wields immense political, economic, and military power. Decisions made by its government shape international stability, human rights, climate policy, and global security. When that power is misused or exercised without regard for democratic norms and international cooperation, the consequences are felt far beyond American borders.

Under the leadership of Donald Trump, people around the world have witnessed deeply troubling developments, including:

• The erosion of democratic institutions and the rule of law
• Attacks on independent media, courts, and constitutional checks and balances
• Withdrawal from international agreements and alliances
• Escalation of global tensions through divisive rhetoric and unilateral actions
• Rejection of climate responsibility and global cooperation

These actions undermine not only democracy within the United States, but also trust, stability, and cooperation worldwide.

Our Appeal to the American People
Only Americans can decide who governs the United States. For that very reason, we appeal directly to you.

We urge American citizens to:

• Defend democratic values and institutions
• Use peaceful and lawful means to oppose authoritarian leadership
• Hold elected officials accountable
• Recognize that U.S. political choices have global consequences

Calling to Dump Trump is not an attack on the American people. It is a call to reject leadership that damages democracy at home and endangers the world beyond U.S. borders.

Closing
In an interconnected world, silence is not neutrality. When leadership causes harm on a global scale, global voices have the right to speak.

To the American people: the world watches with hope that democracy, responsibility, and decency will prevail. We stand in solidarity with all Americans who believe their country can—and must—do better.