Who We Are

We are 43 Americans who found each other on X — each carrying our own story of injustice, each searching for someone who understood what we were living through. Together, we created the hashtag #43Americans, so our stories could be told as one. We came together to advocate for ourselves and for each other, because none of us believe injustice to one person can ever really be someone else's problem to ignore.

We are a group of everyday Americans — nurses, parents, small business owners, neighbors — brought together by a shared hope: that the justice system we love can also be the justice system that sees us.

Each of our cases is different, but one thing unites every story in this movement: government overreach. Families broken apart. Children growing up without a parent. Careers built over a lifetime, gone. Homes lost. In every single case, real people paid a price no American should have to pay for a justice system that lost its way.

Each of us has a documented case, filed through the proper legal channels, available for anyone to review. We are proud to call ourselves patriots, and we are proud of President Trump's commitment to using his constitutional pardon power to correct injustice and restore trust in our legal system.

As the nation celebrates 250 years of American freedom, we hope our stories — real, documented, and verifiable — can be part of that celebration. We don't have lobbyists or political connections. What we have is the truth, and a deep faith that it will be heard.

This is our story. We hope you'll read it. Search #43Americans to see us for yourself.