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Email your member of Congress: Don’t let Trump attack nonprofits.
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Dear Friend,
“What happens if we don’t show up?”
As organizers, we ask ourselves this question a lot.
We rarely have to ask, “What happens if we can’t show up?” But right now, we’re facing that very question.
Email your member of Congress: Don’t let Trump attack nonprofits.
The U.S. Congress may vote on a bill as soon as tomorrow that could give a presidential administration unprecedented power to attack any nonprofit organization based on the accusation of wrongdoing.
Here’s the scoop:
This bill, H.R. 9495, would give the Treasury Secretary the power to strip the tax-exempt status from any nonprofit that they claim supports terrorist organizations.
The thing is, it’s already illegal to provide support to organizations designated as terrorists by the government. This bill would make it easier for a presidential administration to accuse any nonprofit of supporting terrorism -- and it even has a way for the Treasury Secretary to refuse to provide reasoning or evidence.
So if a president like Donald Trump were to install a Treasury Secretary who pledges obedience to them, they could retaliate against any nonprofit they don’t like.
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Tell Congress to oppose H.R. 9495 -- don’t give the president broad new powers that can be easily abused.
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