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New Video on Roxanne's Law: Debate and Vote Coming Soon!

Update: Second hour of debate scheduled for Dec 15 and vote scheduled for Feb 2nd.

We have made a new ARPA Easy Mail letter about this bill to send a note to your MP in seconds. It includes a response to the common argument that there are already laws against coercion in general and that is good enough. Click here for more information.

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