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Tell Congress to put a stop to newsroom raids

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Screenshot from body camera footage of Marion County Record raid

Tell Congress to put a stop to newsroom raids

A new bill from Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Becca Balint would finally give some teeth to the law that’s supposed to prevent newsroom raids and seizures of journalists’ files, like what happened to the Washington Post’s Hannah Natanson and the Marion County Record in Kansas. Tell your lawmakers to support this important legislation.

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