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Abolish ICE and Investigate Agents Responsible for Civilian Deaths

Congress needs to act now to abolish ICE and launch a full investigation into the agents responsible for the recent string of civilian killings. Two men are dead in less than a week: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Mexican homebuilder shot by ICE agents in Houston on July 7, and a 26-year-old

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Oppose Anti-Trans Laws Putting Our State on the Wrong Side of History

Our state is moving in the wrong direction on transgender rights, and legal experts tracking this issue are raising alarms. The Anti-Trans National Legal Risk Assessment Map, which has monitored state-level legislation for five years, now flags our state as a place where transgender residents face r

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Oppose All Forms of the SAVE Act

Oppose the SAVE Act in all its forms, whether it is being presented as a standalone piece of legislation or being attached to other legislation being considered. The SAVE Act is voter suppression hidden under the guise of a false name. Congress must protect Americans right to vote. Do not let it

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Challenge and Block the Paramount/WBD Media Monopoly

Paramount CEO David Ellison and his father, billionaire Oracle founder Larry Ellison, are Trump allies and major donors who are on track to control most major media in the United States. Paramount and Oracle already own a vast number of media companies including major movie and television studios, C

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Oppose Confirmation of Bradford P. Wilson as Archivist of the United States

I urge you to oppose the confirmation of Bradford P. Wilson as Archivist of the United States. Federal law explicitly requires that this nominee possess "the professional qualifications required to perform the duties and responsibilities of the office of Archivist" and be appointed "without regard t

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