In the shadow of the Capitol, community organizer Kat watches neighbors vanish in pre-dawn immigration raids. When Omar, a devoted father and beloved fixture of the block, is taken, Kat is drawn into a web of pastors, lawyers, and friends determined to protect one another. As pressure mounts and lines blur between what is legal and what is right, she must decide how far she will go to keep a promise: no one faces this alone.
Told with urgent intimacy, F.C.K.T.M.P follows a season of courage, quiet acts of defiance, and the costs of speaking up in a city where silence is safest. From kitchen-table strategy sessions to courthouse steps, it is a story of belonging, grief, and hope—of ordinary people who choose to resist and, in doing so, discover the power of community.
