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Sunrise Movement Will Knock 70,000 Doors for Lawrence and El-Sayed by Election Day
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Sunrise Movement issued the following news release:
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October 29, 2026
Sunrise Movement Will Knock 70,000 Doors for Lawrence and El-Sayed by Election Day
Lansing, MI - Sunrise Movement has mobilized hundreds of volunteers for William Lawrence and Abdul El-Sayed. The movement plans to knock 70,000 doors and make 250,000 dials in Michigan by election day.
"I'm tired of a broken political system where Trump's tech and oil billionaires profit while young people are worried about our jobs, our climate and our futures. I deserve to inherit a country and planet that
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Sunrise Movement issued the following news release:
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October 29, 2026
Sunrise Movement Will Knock 70,000 Doors for Lawrence and El-Sayed by Election Day
Lansing, MI - Sunrise Movement has mobilized hundreds of volunteers for William Lawrence and Abdul El-Sayed. The movement plans to knock 70,000 doors and make 250,000 dials in Michigan by election day.
"I'm tired of a broken political system where Trump's tech and oil billionaires profit while young people are worried about our jobs, our climate and our futures. I deserve to inherit a country and planet thathas good, green jobs, clean air, and a functional government. Will and Abdul will fight for that future," said 23 year old Michigander and canvasser Savitri Anantharaman.
The organization in particular has focused on turning out the youth vote by focusing on college students. Lawrence, a Sunrise Movement co-founder, and El-Sayed, a Sunrise Movement previous board member, are running on a progressive platform including climate action, a data center moratorium and Medicare for All.
"Young people are knocking doors and talking to thousands of voters because they want green jobs and climate action, not data centers. They are hungry for politicians like Lawrence and El-Sayed because they know, unlike corporate-owned Barrett and Rogers, they'll vote for working class people," said Sunrise Movement Executive Director Aru Shiney-Ajay.
The movement has endorsed in other battle races like Troy Jackson in Maine, Angie Nixon in Florida, Angela Gonzales-Torres and Mai Vang in California, and Justin Pearson in Tennessee.
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Original text here: https://us7.campaign-archive.com/?u=03c6bd2c940b3a70bc44f0b69&id=20cc29fe06
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Nonprofit Groups, State Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalitions Challenge Unlawful Conditions Imposed by HHS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Democracy Forward, an organization that says it advances democracy and social progress through litigation, policy and public education and regulatory engagement, issued the following news release:
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Nonprofit Groups, State Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalitions Challenge Unlawful Conditions Imposed by HHS
Grant Restrictions Jeopardize Crucial Funding for Critical Services, Support and Healthcare
October 29, 2026
Providence, R.I. - A lawsuit has been filed today by a coalition of organizations to challenge unlawful new grant restrictions from the U.S. Department
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Democracy Forward, an organization that says it advances democracy and social progress through litigation, policy and public education and regulatory engagement, issued the following news release:
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Nonprofit Groups, State Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalitions Challenge Unlawful Conditions Imposed by HHS
Grant Restrictions Jeopardize Crucial Funding for Critical Services, Support and Healthcare
October 29, 2026
Providence, R.I. - A lawsuit has been filed today by a coalition of organizations to challenge unlawful new grant restrictions from the U.S. Departmentof Health and Human Services (HHS) that are forcing hundreds of nonprofit organizations, domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions, and a county safety net hospital to choose between accepting unlawful conditions or forgoing grant funding that is needed to offer critical services, support, and healthcare for communities. Children, youth and families, survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and other vulnerable groups will be affected if these new grant conditions are allowed to remain in place.
The Trump-Vance administration is attempting to unlawfully impose grant restrictions on HHS grantees that will be immensely harmful to communities across the country. The grant restrictions prevent Plaintiffs from supporting transgender individuals, implementing diversity and inclusion practices that aim to address racial disparities, and using Housing First strategies that have been proven effective, among other policy directives drawn from a series of executive orders from the Trump-Vance administration. The restrictions would have far-reaching impacts due to the expansive mission of HHS, the largest grantmaking federal agency, which awards billions of dollars in grants each year -- including more than $81 billion in discretionary awards alone in 2026.
In response to the unlawful restrictions, a nationwide coalition took legal action today to ask a court to intervene and stop HHS from imposing the grant restrictions. The coalition of plaintiffs includes the Rhode Island Coalition for Children and Families, Community Care Alliance, Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence, California Partnership to End Domestic Violence, Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault, District of Columbia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin: The Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, Violence Free Iowa, Jane Doe Inc., the Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, Kansas Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence, Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence, North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Valorus, Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, Violence Free Minnesota, Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance, Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and Hennepin Healthcare System, Inc. The coalition is represented in the matter by Democracy Forward, the Lawyers' Committee for Rhode Island, and the ACLU Foundation of RI as cooperating counsel.
Quotes from plaintiff organizations and co-counsel can be found here.
The attempt to weaponize federal funding is nothing new for the Trump-Vance administration. Earlier this year, a federal court blocked similar unlawful conditions that HHS imposed on grants in a lawsuit also brought by a nationwide coalition of domestic violence, sexual assault, housing, youth and homelessness organizations. Though the unlawful imposition of ideological conditions on grants has already been stopped by courts, the administration is again attempting to force nonprofit groups to either fundamentally betray their missions, legal obligations, and clients or to lose vital funding entirely. Not to mention, the policy priorities that the groups are forced to align with are impossibly vague, inconsistent with federal and state laws, and expose nonprofit organizations everywhere to arbitrary and unpredictable enforcement.
The case is RICCF v. Kennedy, and the legal team at Democracy Forward working on the matter includes Aleshadaye Getachew, Anna Deffebach, Joel McElvain, and Robin Thurston. Plaintiffs are also represented by Amy Romero and Juan Bedoya, for the Lawyers' Committee for Rhode Island, and Lynette Labinger, cooperating counsel for the ACLU Foundation of Rhode Island.
Read the complaint here.
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Democracy Forward Foundation is a national legal organization that advances democracy and social progress through litigation, policy, public education, and regulatory engagement. For more information, please visit www.democracyforward.org.
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Original text here: https://democracyforward.org/news/press-releases/nonprofit-groups-state-domestic-violence-and-sexual-assault-coalitions-challenge-unlawful-conditions-imposed-by-hhs/
[Category: Political]
Human Rights First Alarmed By Reports That U.S. Government is Planning to Carry Out Deportation Flights to Afghanistan and Iran via Pakistan
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Human Rights First issued the following news release:
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Human Rights First Alarmed By Reports that U.S. Government is Planning to Carry Out Deportation Flights to Afghanistan and Iran via Pakistan
Published on October 29, 2026
Washington, D.C. -- Human Rights First is extremely concerned by reports from attorneys that the Trump administration is preparing to forcibly remove hundreds of Afghans to Afghanistan through a deportation flight via Pakistan. Those targeted could include Afghans who have sought safety in the United States and family members of Afghan allies
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Human Rights First issued the following news release:
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Human Rights First Alarmed By Reports that U.S. Government is Planning to Carry Out Deportation Flights to Afghanistan and Iran via Pakistan
Published on October 29, 2026
Washington, D.C. -- Human Rights First is extremely concerned by reports from attorneys that the Trump administration is preparing to forcibly remove hundreds of Afghans to Afghanistan through a deportation flight via Pakistan. Those targeted could include Afghans who have sought safety in the United States and family members of Afghan allieswho worked alongside U.S. military forces and aid organizations. This would mark the first large-scale U.S. deportation flight of Afghans into the hands of the Taliban.
As detailed in Human Rights First's research on risks for Afghans, individuals returned to Afghanistan face grave, systematic dangers, including arbitrary detentions, executions, public flogging, and retaliatory violence. Women and girls face severe restrictions on basic freedoms, including systematic denials of education, employment, and public speech. Furthermore, it appears the U.S. government may carry out these mass removals via Pakistan, which is already forcibly expelling hundreds of thousands of displaced Afghans back to grave danger under Taliban rule. UN monitors continue to raise alarm about escalating human rights violations in Afghanistan and the failure of Pakistan and other states to adhere to international law prohibitions against return to persecution and torture.
Reports from attorneys also indicate that the administration may also soon send another deportation flight forcing Iranians back to Iran, the fourth since the start of the Trump administration, and the first since the beginning of the war in February. In addition to the severe war-related risks in Iran, including high numbers of civilian casualties and food and water shortages, there continues to be documented persecution, imprisonment and abuse of individuals who oppose the government. Human Rights First's ICE Flight Monitor tracked three prior flights to Iran via Kuwait and Qatar from fall 2025 through early 2026, at the height of the regime's violent repression of protests. The individuals deported have included Christian converts, ethnic minorities, and political dissidents.
"By creating arrangements with countries such as Kuwait, Qatar, and now Pakistan, the Trump administration is effectuating removals to active war zones and severe security crises where individuals may be at grave risk," said Uzra Zeya, President and CEO of Human Rights First. "The administration's cruel mass deportation agenda has swept up family members of Afghan allies and Iranian political dissidents. Through our legal representation and research, Human Rights First has documented the grave risks that await our Afghan allies if they are forced to return to Afghanistan, and that Iranians would undoubtedly face in Iran. Deportation flights to certain harm and insecurity--in Afghanistan, Iran, and beyond--must be stopped, and robust Congressional oversight is overdue."
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Human Rights First's ICE Flight Monitor will be monitoring these expected flights to Afghanistan and Iran via Pakistan in real time via our BlueSky and X accounts.
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Original text here: https://www.humanrightsfirst.org/press?item=human-rights-first-alarmed-by-reports-that-u-s-government-is-planning-to-carry-out-deportation-flights-to-afghanistan-and-iran&overlay=1&overlayType=libraryItem
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CAIR Reminds Political Leaders There is 'No Religious Test for Public Office After Sen. Moreno Claims Senators Must Believe 'Jesus Came Here For Our Salvation'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release:
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CAIR Reminds Political Leaders There is "No Religious Test for Public Office After Sen. Moreno Claims Senators Must Believe "Jesus Came Here For Our Salvation"
October 29, 2026
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on all members of the U.S. Senate to reaffirm that there is no religious test for public office after Sen. Bernie Moreno declared that anyone wishing to serve in the Senate must believe
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release:
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CAIR Reminds Political Leaders There is "No Religious Test for Public Office After Sen. Moreno Claims Senators Must Believe "Jesus Came Here For Our Salvation"
October 29, 2026
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on all members of the U.S. Senate to reaffirm that there is no religious test for public office after Sen. Bernie Moreno declared that anyone wishing to serve in the Senate must believethat "Jesus came here for our salvation."
During a public event, Moreno claimed that only those who believe "Jesus came here for our salvation" should be allowed to serve in the Senate. If enforced, that policy would bar Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, atheists, and others from serving in Congress.
[NOTE: Muslims consider Jesus a messenger of God and the Messiah promised to the Children of Israel, but do not believe that he was divine].
SEE: Republican Senator Says Non-Christians Are Unfit for Senate: 'Should Be Nowhere Near Washington' (https://www.mediaite.com/media/tv/republican-senator-says-non-christians-are-unfit-for-senate-should-be-nowhere-near-washington/)
In a statement, CAIR Government Affairs Director Robert McCaw said:
"The United States was founded on the principle of religious freedom for all Americans, regardless of their faith or background. Article VI of the Constitution is unequivocal: there is no religious test for public office. Imposing sectarian litmus tests to disqualify candidates based on their faith is a direct assault on the pluralistic values and constitutional guardrails that define our democratic republic. Senator Moreno's remarks were not only bigoted against American Muslims, but also Jews, Sikhs, Buddhists, and everyone else who does not share his understanding of Christianity. Every Senator should renounce his anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic and un-American remarks."
Moreno's attack on the Constitution comes as American Muslims are facing increasing political attacks nationwide.
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CAIR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and does not endorse or oppose candidates for office. CAIR Action is a separate 501(c)(4) advocacy organization. The survey findings describe respondents' views and are not organizational endorsements.
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Original text here: https://www.cair.com/press_releases/cair-reminds-political-leaders-there-is-no-religious-test-for-public-office-after-sen-moreno-claims-senators-must-believe-jesus-came-here-for-our-salvation/
[Category: Sociological]
CAIR Launches Final GOTV Push With Ad, Texting Campaign and Survey Aimed at Mobilizing Over One Million American Muslim Voters
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release:
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CAIR Launches Final GOTV Push with Ad, Texting Campaign and Survey Aimed at Mobilizing Over One Million American Muslim Voters
October 29, 2026
Campaign projects streaming-TV reach of approximately 311,000 households and digital-ad reach of 550,000 voters, plus text outreach to 250,000 voters.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, has launched its final nonpartisan get-out-the-vote effort ahead of the November
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release:
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CAIR Launches Final GOTV Push with Ad, Texting Campaign and Survey Aimed at Mobilizing Over One Million American Muslim Voters
October 29, 2026
Campaign projects streaming-TV reach of approximately 311,000 households and digital-ad reach of 550,000 voters, plus text outreach to 250,000 voters.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, has launched its final nonpartisan get-out-the-vote effort ahead of the November3 midterm elections, combining streaming television and digital advertising, direct text outreach, and online voter-registration resources. The campaign is projected to generate approximately 3.13 million advertising impressions and deliver up to 750,000 text messages to Muslim voters in California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia.
Included in this campaign is CAIR's 30-second get-out-the-vote commercial launched on Tuesday that encourages eligible voters to make a plan for the November 3 election and directs them to Muslims.Vote for nonpartisan election resources. The commercial was jointly produced with CAIR Action, a separate 501(c)(4) advocacy organization that also provides voter data for the program, and in partnership with Molitico, a survey, communication, and campaign consulting firm.
In a statement, CAIR Government Affairs Director Robert S. McCaw said:
"We are investing in the practical work of democracy: helping the more than 3 million registered American Muslim voters check their registration, find their polling place and understand their voting rights. We are bringing reliable, nonpartisan information to voters on their phones, social media feeds and television screens. That work continues after Election Day. Our exit poll is set to document voters' reported participation and preferences, and a separate study will estimate the effect of our text outreach on turnout."
Voter registration and turnout projects include:
* 2026 Midterm Muslim Voter Survey released: Yesterday, CAIR and CAIR Action published their joint 2026 Midterm Muslim Voter Survey, finding strong anticipated voter participation among American Muslims. The survey found that 81% of respondents say they will definitely vote in November and another 9% say they probably will vote, while 74% of respondents who did not vote in the 2022 midterms now say they definitely intend to vote. For more survey results, click here.
* Voter-registration resources nationwide:Muslims.Vote provides registration checks, registration tools subject to state deadlines, polling-place information and voter-rights resources. Its registration platform serves all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
* Text outreach planned for approximately 250,000 voters in 10 states: Three rounds of outreach allow for up to 750,000 messages in California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas and Virginia. The first wave went out October 24; the second is scheduled for October 28 and the final pre-election wave for November 2, ahead of Election Day on November 3. Messages connect voters with information at Muslims.Vote.
* Streaming television projected to reach approximately 311,000 households: The 30-second commercial is scheduled to begin airing October 28 in 10 priority states, with approximately 933,000 projected impressions through Election Day.
* Digital advertising projected to reach approximately 550,000 voters nationwide: Ads are running across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google display and other digital placements, with approximately 2.2 million projected impressions through November 3.
* National voter-data infrastructure: The national voter file used for the program contains approximately 3.66 million records classified as likely Muslim voters across about 2.31 million households. These figures describe the data available to support research and outreach planning.
* Supporter outreach for civic engagement: Separate fundraising outreach is planned for approximately 400,000 prospective supporters, with capacity for up to 800,000 messages across two rounds, to help sustain CAIR's nonpartisan voter-registration and turnout work.
* Post-election exit poll: Following the November 3 election, CAIR plans to release an exit poll of Muslim voters to document respondents' reported participation and electoral preferences.
Note: Reach and message volumes are planning estimates. Audiences may overlap across channels, and actual delivery will be documented in post-election reporting.
FOR MORE VOTER RESOURCES: Visit Muslims.Vote to check your registration, find your polling place and access nonpartisan election information and voter-rights resources.
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CAIR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its voter-registration, education and turnout activities are nonpartisan, and it does not endorse or oppose candidates for public office.
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Original text here: https://www.cair.com/press_releases/cair-launches-final-gotv-push-with-ad-texting-campaign-and-survey-aimed-at-mobilizing-over-one-million-american-muslim-voters/
[Category: Sociological]
Americans for Tax Reform Issues Commentary: Talarico Wants to Ban Right to Work in Texas and Nationwide
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Americans for Tax Reform issued the following commentary:
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Talarico Wants to Ban Right to Work in Texas and Nationwide
John Kartch
10/28/2026
All 26 Right to Work states would become forced unionism states under the PRO Act endorsed by Talarico
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If Democrat James Talarico has his way, Right to Work will be abolished in Texas and nationwide. Texas has been a Right to Work state since 1947, providing a key competitive advantage over forced-unionism blue states.
Talarico has endorsed the PRO Act, federal legislation that bans Right to Work. He wants to force Texans
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 -- Americans for Tax Reform issued the following commentary:
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Talarico Wants to Ban Right to Work in Texas and Nationwide
John Kartch
10/28/2026
All 26 Right to Work states would become forced unionism states under the PRO Act endorsed by Talarico
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If Democrat James Talarico has his way, Right to Work will be abolished in Texas and nationwide. Texas has been a Right to Work state since 1947, providing a key competitive advantage over forced-unionism blue states.
Talarico has endorsed the PRO Act, federal legislation that bans Right to Work. He wants to force Texansto pay union dues as a condition of their employment.
Talarico has long been hostile to Right to Work. He sponsored a state bill to take away Texas Right to Work. He announced: "I'm introducing legislation to repeal Right to Work."
Talarico endorsed the federal PRO Act. "Pass the PRO Act" states his official campaign website.
The PRO Act legislation is live ammunition: In the current Senate, the PRO Act is co-sponsored by 45 Democrat senators such as Elizabeth Warren and self-described socialist Bernie Sanders. And it previously passed a Democrat-run U.S. House of Representatives and would do so again.
If Talarico and his progressive colleagues take over the Senate, they will abolish the filibuster and pass the PRO Act. (Talarico is on record very recently calling for the elimination of the filibuster.)
Americans prefer Right to Work:
-Among the top ten growth states in the U-Haul index, nine have a Right-to-Work law that protects workers from being forced to pay dues to union bosses as a condition of employment.
-Among the bottom ten states in the U-Haul index, NONE has a Right-to-Work law. ALL are forced unionism states.
-Of the 25 top ranked cities in the U-Haul Growth Index, 24 are located in Right-to-Work states. (Six of these top 25 ranked cities are in Texas).
The 26 Right to Work states are: Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Texas, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Nevada, Oklahoma, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, West Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Idaho, Utah, and Kansas.
If Talarico has his way, all of the above 26 states will become forced unionism states. Americans will be forced to pay union dues as a condition of their employment.
The Talarico-endorsed PRO Act also threatens the livelihood of independent contractors and freelancers nationwide.
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Original text here: https://atr.org/talarico-wants-to-ban-right-to-work/
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350.org: Court Sides With Free Speech and Blocks West Virginia Attorney General's Subpoenas Against Climate Groups
BOSTON, Massachusetts, Oct. 30 [Category: Energy] -- 350.org, an organization that works to end the age of fossil fuels and build a community-led renewable energy, posted the following news release:
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Court sides with free speech and blocks West Virginia Attorney General's subpoenas against climate groups
CHARLESTON, 29 October, 2026 -- 350.org appreciates Judge Joseph R. Goodwin's decision issued today for a temporary restraining order blocking the enforcement of the subpoenas issued by Attorney General JB McCuskey against 350.org and the West Virginia Rivers Coalition. The ruling is a
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BOSTON, Massachusetts, Oct. 30 [Category: Energy] -- 350.org, an organization that works to end the age of fossil fuels and build a community-led renewable energy, posted the following news release:
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Court sides with free speech and blocks West Virginia Attorney General's subpoenas against climate groups
CHARLESTON, 29 October, 2026 -- 350.org appreciates Judge Joseph R. Goodwin's decision issued today for a temporary restraining order blocking the enforcement of the subpoenas issued by Attorney General JB McCuskey against 350.org and the West Virginia Rivers Coalition. The ruling is awin for every American's right to speak out on the issues that shape their lives. We look forward to the court's further review and are confident the subpoenas will ultimately be permanently struck down.
The subpoenas, issued on 16 September 2026 under the State's consumer protection law, demanded nearly a decade of the groups' internal records, including their public statements on climate and energy, fundraising requests and funding sources. They cited no consumer, sale, complaint or wrongdoing and had no legitimate investigative purposes. In his ruling, Judge Goodwin wrote:
"What these organizations do is argue in public about what coal, oil, and gas do to West Virginia's waters and climate. The State's chief legal officer, who has publicly condemned that advocacy, now demands to know how they reached their views and who stood with them. The First Amendment forbids a State from using its investigative power that way, and I will not allow it while this case is pending."
For nearly two decades, 350.org has worked alongside communities in the United States and around the world to fight for a safe climate and a livable future for generations to come. Speaking out for that future is not a crime - it's a right that belongs to everyone, whatever side of an issue they're on.
Anne Jellema, 350.org's Executive Director, said:
"We welcome today's ruling. For nearly two decades, 350.org has worked to protect people and the planet, and we won't back down now. Speaking up for clean air, clean water and a livable climate is not a crime. It is a right, and today the court took the first step to protect it.
"This decision matters beyond our organization. It matters to every nonprofit, community group and citizen who has ever wondered whether speaking out would make them a target. It signals that the constitutional right to free speech still holds, and that the justice system should not be used to intimidate people you disagree with. We're confident this temporary order will become a permanent one."
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Original text here: https://350.org/press-release/court-sides-with-free-speech-and-blocks-west-virginia-attorney-generals-subpoenas-against-climate-groups/
