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John,

José Garza gets it. The War on Drugs disproportionately targets people of
color and helps feed the prison-industrial complex machine.

Between 2013 and 2017, the number of low-level Possession of a Controlled
Substance cases shot up by 43% in Travis County, TX.

It’s long been time to end the War on Drugs and stop prosecuting people
with non-violent drug charges. Punishing people for addiction does not
solve the issue of addiction.



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Our work to reform the criminal justice system starts with you. We need
your support to keep endorsing and organizing for candidates like José who
will fight to dismantle the War on Drugs.

Prisons are no place for people struggling with substance abuse, and a
system that incarcerates instead of treats addiction is a system of abuse
in itself.

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country’s broken criminal justice system one election at a time?

Together we can work toward a fairer justice system for all.

Chris Larzare
Organizing Director, Real Justice PAC


 
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