Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
CivicRadar.Wednesday, September 2, 2026
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This bill would create a Civil Rights Helpline within the Department of Justice. The helpline would be available 24 hours a day, toll-free, and have a website for people to report civil rights violations. It would also provide resources and support to those affected by actions involving federal troops or law enforcement. The Attorney General would investigate complaints, maintain a database, and release an annual public report on the helpline's findings.
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- D · PrimeTracy Clark
- D · PrimeMary Harrison
- D · PrimeMarcia Morey
- D · PrimeJulia Greenfield
- D · CoEric Ager
- D · CoAmber Baker
- D · CoGloristine Brown
- D · CoKanika Brown
- D · CoAllen Buansi
- D · CoLaura Budd
- D · CoDeb Butler
- D · CoBecky Carney
- D · CoMaria Cervania
- D · CoBryan Cohn
- D · CoAmanda Cook
- D · CoAllison Dahle
- D · CoMonika Johnson-Hostler
- D · CoAbraham Jones
- D · CoCarolyn Logan
- D · CoJordan Lopez
- D · CoNasif Majeed
- D · CoGarland Pierce
- D · CoRodney Pierce
- D · CoRenee Price
- D · CoAmos Quick
- D · CoJames Roberson
- D · CoPhil Rubin
- D · CoBrian Turner
- D · CoJulie von Haefen
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