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	"author_name": "National Campaign for Justice",
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	"title": "DOJ Enforce Election and Civil Rights Laws",
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	"description": "Tennessee has crossed a dangerous line by sending letters to over 14,000 registered voters demanding they prove their citizenship, making it the latest state to engage in blatant voter suppression tactics targeting immigrants and people of color. Let&#x27;s be clear, this is not an isolated incident. Across the country, Republican-controlled states are violating election and civil rights laws to keep immigrants and people of color from voting. In Georgia, severe restrictions on mail-in voting have disenfranchised thousands. Texas has eliminated 24-hour and drive-thru voting, creating barriers for shift workers and busy families. Florida has imposed harsh restrictions on voter registration drives. If Tennessee&#x27;s actions are allowed to stand, it will set a dangerous precedent, emboldening other states to engage in even more aggressive voter suppression tactics. Republicans are specifically targeting communities where they know the majority of people will vote against them. If we don&#x27;t stop them now, they will disenfranchise countless legitimate voters nationwide. Demanding proof of citizenship from already registered voters is an undeniable form of voter intimidation and suppression. This violates the rights of every eligible voter, fostering an environment of fear and discrimination. Every eligible voter, regardless of their background, deserves the right to participate in our democracy without intimidation. The Department of Justice must draw a line in the sand and fight back against these unconstitutional actions with every tool at their disposal. Click &#x27;START WRITING&#x27; to sign and send a direct message to Kristen Clarke, DOJ Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, and demand the Department of Justice enforce election and civil rights laws and stop the unconstitutional voter suppression now.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/doj-enforce-election-and-civil-rights-laws"
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