A federal judge paused enforcement of a dangerous Executive Order—now we must stop voter suppression laws like the SAVE Act and Michigan’s HJR-B
In a major win for democracy, a federal court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s voting Executive Order, which would have forced voters to provide a passport or similar proof of citizenship to register.
The decision halts enforcement while lawsuits proceed—protecting countless voters from unnecessary and discriminatory restrictions.
Read the AP News report on the ruling
But the threats aren’t over. Legislative voter suppression is still moving forward. Anti-voter laws are being introduced under the false pretense of “security,” targeting communities already marginalized by the criminal legal system.
Tennesseans are speaking out: “The SAVE Act is bad for America.”
And it’s being called what it is—voter suppression.
Here’s background on the SAVE Act and how it targets women
We should be putting polling places in jails, not shutting people out of the process: See what’s working in Philadelphia
What you can do now:
- Email your US Senators: Say NO to the SAVE Act & HJR-B
- Stay informed: Follow VAAC for updates
- Share this post: Knowledge is power. Let’s spread it.
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