• Frozen Afghan Funds Must Go To Central Bank of Afghanistan
    Last Friday, President Biden issued an executive order seizing Afghan reserves, belonging to the Afghan people, giving away half of it to the families of the September 11th families. This decision is cruel and will worsen the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Afghans had no hand in that painful day and Afghans too, have been the victims of senseless violence for decades. We too, have lost friends, family and had to become refugees because of it. We feel their pain. This executive order and the economic strangulation of the Afghan economy serve as collective punishment on a people already on the brink of starvation. That is why today, we are asking you to help us take action by calling, emailing, and tweeting in support of the Afghan people. We urge you to reach out to your Congressional representatives (two Senators and one Congressperson) to let them know: Afghan funds belong to the Afghan people. We've laid out a plan in which the reserves are gradually given to the Central Bank of Afghanistan, with enough safeguards to prevent the Taliban from misusing these important reserves. As has been widely reported, roughly 21 million Afghans do not know where their next meal is coming from. About one million Afghan children are anticipated to die from starvation. All the while, over a million Afghans, have already fled the country. As António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General, said last month: “For Afghans, daily life has become a frozen hell.” We are asking today for your to advocate for Afghans so that this frozen hell does not continue for them. Thank you for taking a stand on this important issue. Together, we can make a change. Afghans For A Better Tomorrow Team
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  • To add a traffic light at dangerous intersection
    It’s important because it’s going to save lives to the people in the surrounding neighborhoods
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  • Protect students and educators by reinstating school mask mandates
    Our students, educators, and their families deserve better than this. As the CDC director just said a few days ago, now is the time to double-down on high quality masks, not make them optional. We would strongly urge Governor Murphy reconsider this mandate, and make our communities safer by extending the mask mandate.
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  • Protect Utah Teachers
    Teachers and public schools provide safe havens for many kids who don’t have anywhere else to go. They’ll lose meals. They’ll lose the only safe place they have to express themselves. Good teachers are the lifeline of a healthy society and democracy. Undermining, threatening and devaluing the work that they do will eliminate the chance for Utah students learn to critically think for themselves, participate in democracy, and engage meaningfully in their society. Subjecting Utah’s teachers to this bill will eliminate them.
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  • Virginia Students Against the Removal of the School Mask Mandate
    Keeping up previous mask mandates is vital to having a safe learning environment for all students so that everyone can have equal opportunities. Our education shouldn't be put in jeopardy over an executive order that contradicts state law. Our schools have been threatened and forced to comply with this unsafe and unlawful order, so now us students will fight for our safety ourselves.
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  • Mobile Home Parks Lot Fees
    This issue effects all the mobile home parks in the state and the elderly living in them.
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  • Who’ll act?
    Wolves are a keystone species in Yellowstone.
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  • DESIGNATE TONGA AS TPS COUNTRY
    Tonga suffered a tsunami that has devastating consequences as a result of the incoming waves. Most of the structures and dwellings some of the islands were completely destroyed. Also, the volcanic eruption and the ashes that blankets the country continues to cause Tonga to face unprecedented disaster where the danger of further eruptions and tsunami risk are great. Due to this environmental devastation, the Secretary of Homeland Security in the United States may designate Tonga for Temporary Protected Status due to these ongoing environmental disasters that temporarily prevent Tonga's nationals from returning safely, or in certain circumstances, where Tonga is unable to handle the return of its nationals adequately. The Department may grant Temporary Protected Status to eligible nationals of Tonga who are already in the United States. Countries such as Nepal, Haiti, Burma to name a few have been granted Temporary Protected Status due to the environmental disasters in their countries. Tonga falls into such as situation and deserves to be designated a Temporary Protected Status country.
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  • LETS MAKE IT A REQUIREMENT TO HAVE FIRE ESCAPES ON EVERY NYC BUILDING
    17 people died the morning of January 9th 2022 ! If the city and landlords would fix issues as it’s brought to their attention tenants wouldn’t even feel the need to buy extra heat to provide warmth in there homes
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  • Commemorate MLK Day by Advancing H.RES.586
    Once implemented, H.RES. 586 will bring vaccine equity globally, set future standards and save lives.
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  • Temporary Distance Learning PSU
    If we the students urge the PSU President to make this change, we can begin to feel safer about ours, and everyone else's health on campus. If you're sick, you will not have to miss out on your classes because you can't attend. Remote classes for two week please to allow for flexibility for your students who are getting sick or may be exposed
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