[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley




Right now, negotiations are happening in Congress over urgently-needed
reforms to our policing systems — and a key provision to end qualified
immunity is at risk.

The doctrine of qualified immunity shields law enforcement from
accountability, and it denies justice for too many families robbed of
their loved ones.

That’s why Ayanna — in partnership with Representative Cori Bush — led
progressive members in writing a letter making it plain to House and
Senate leadership: We must end qualified immunity.



The provision to end qualified immunity is one of the most important
elements of police reform. We can't afford to weaken or eliminate
it. [ [link removed] ]Will you chip in $3 or whatever you can to help
Ayanna keep up the fight to end qualified immunity and lift up
transformative policies that center healing and justice?

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There can be no true justice in America if we cannot save lives, just like
there can be no true accountability in America if we do not eliminate
qualified immunity.

We must be bold and unapologetic in our pursuit of policies that ensure
police accountability and address the crisis of systemic racism and police
brutality plaguing Black and brown communities.

We must legislate intentionally to correct persistent injustices codified
by law and transform every aspect of our criminal (in)justice system —
that’s why this provision to end qualified immunity is so important.

[ [link removed] ]If you’re able, please make a $3 contribution (or
whatever you can) to help Ayanna keep up the fight to end qualified
immunity and help deliver justice and healing for all of our communities.

Thank you,

The A-Team


 




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