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Today, in a shameful vote, the Senate confirmed To Today, in a shameful vote, the Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as Attorney General.  The Attorney General is supposed to answer to the Constitution, protect our rights, and be independent of whoever holds the presidency. Today's vote said that independence is negotiable.  We don't accept that as the new standard for the Department of Justice, and we're not done holding this administration accountable. Let’s get to work.
Yesterday, President Trump signed two new executiv Yesterday, President Trump signed two new executive orders attempting to narrow birthright citizenship — just weeks after the Supreme Court rejected his first attempt to rewrite the Constitution. We will not accept this.  This is another effort by President Trump to double down on taking away our civil rights and distract from a bad jobs report, high gas prices thanks to a seemingly endless war, and the next round of cuts to health care for Americans.  Birthright citizenship isn't up for reinterpretation every few months. It's for everyone born here and guaranteed by the 14th Amendment. We'll fight to keep it that way.
The Trump administration's abuse of power is no se The Trump administration's abuse of power is no secret. Our president and CEO @maya4civilrights tells it like it is: "The intimidation is the point."
In the past weeks, ICE has killed two people durin In the past weeks, ICE has killed two people during routine traffic stops across the country — Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston and Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine, neither of whom were the target of the operation. These aren't isolated incidents. They're the horrific and predictable result of an agency operating with no body cameras, no consistent oversight, no meaningful accountability.  An Attorney General who lets this pattern continue unchecked isn't protecting the public. He's protecting the agency. Senators, reject his confirmation. #BlockBlanche
As attacks on our freedom to vote continue, we hon As attacks on our freedom to vote continue, we honor the legacy of the civil rights movement by doing what generations before us did: showing up, speaking out, and organizing for a democracy where every eligible voter can make their voice heard.  The fight for our vote didn’t end in 1965 — and neither does our responsibility to protect it.
Kinda chic to care. Kinda chic to care.
A federal judge said Blanche broke the law withhol A federal judge said Blanche broke the law withholding the Epstein files. He's fighting to keep co-conspirators hidden while the DOJ leaks survivors' names under his leadership. The full Senate must say no to this cover-up. #BlockBlanche
This week, we remember two communities shattered b This week, we remember two communities shattered by hate-fueled, racist violence. On August 3, 2019, a gunman opened fire at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, killing 23 people in an attack that targeted the Latino community. On August 5, 2012, a gunman killed six people gathered to worship at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek.  We remember the lives tragically lost, and we recognize that this hatred still fuels violence against our immigrant and religious communities today. Our work continues until everyone is free to live, worship, and belong without fear.
At least 50 police officers nationwide have been c At least 50 police officers nationwide have been charged with or accused of using Flock cameras for unauthorized purposes, including to stalk women in their personal lives.  Surveillance infrastructure has outpaced the policy meant to govern it, and our communities are paying the price. We demand mandatory audits and transparency, required warrants, and real consequences for misuse of digital surveillance technology — not just accountability after the harm is already done.
Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Tod Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General — moving him one step closer to officially lead a Department of Justice redirected toward the president’s political interests, not the American people’s.  As Deputy and Acting AG, Blanche pursued baseless claims against civil rights organizations, sought sweeping access to state voter data, defended the cushy transfer of sex-offender Maxwell and unmasked survivors' identities in his handling of the Epstein files, and permitted a lawless ICE. And to secure his confirmation vote, signed a performative deal on the $1.8B settlement fund for people claiming to be victims of DOJ “weaponization” and a sweetheart immunity deal for Trump and his family, all of which he originally championed and DOJ is still executing.  The confirmation now moves to the full Senate floor, where every senator will have to put on the record who they believe the Attorney General answers to. We will not stand by while the administration attacks our civil rights, our voting rights, and anyone it sees as opposition.
Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Committee votes on Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Committee votes on whether to advance Todd Blanche's nomination for Attorney General.  Todd Blanche has repeatedly shown he will use his power to protect the interests of the president, not the people. As acting Attorney General, he created a $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" slush fund, now claiming it is dead, while he doles out more than a million dollars to the president’s political allies. He locked in permanent tax audit immunity for Trump and his family and fought in court to keep Epstein co-conspirators' names hidden from the public while his own DOJ leaked survivors' names instead.  His record disqualifies him from serving as the nation's chief law enforcement officer. The committee must reject his confirmation. 
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Protecting the vote means making sure every eligib Protecting the vote means making sure every eligible voter has the power to vote.  The SAVE Act would put voters’ most sensitive personal details into federal hands, creating a “national voting registry” even though the Constitution gives states, not the federal government, the power to administer our elections. We’re united in our fight to protect voting rights and say NO to the SAVE Act.
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