Our Joint Letter To Senator Chuck Grassley

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Free Speech For People Calls on UN to Investigate U.S. Immigration Enforcement Abuses

Posted on February 9, 2026 (February 9, 2026)

Today, Free Speech For People submitted a letter to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in support of a formal complaint submitted by the Dolores Huerta Foundation on behalf of four U.S. citizens who were subject to unlawful and inhumane abuse by federal immigration officers, acting under orders of and in coordination with senior
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Public Interest Group Urges State’s Attorney Rinehart to Launch Criminal Investigations into Federal Agents for Unlawful Assaults, Detentions, and Political Retaliation Against Lake County Residents

Posted on February 9, 2026

Challenging Corruption

Free Speech For People, a national nonpartisan legal advocacy organization, today submitted a request urging Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rineheart to open criminal investigations into the unlawful actions of federal agents operating in Lake County, Illinois. On January 25, 2026, State’s Attorney Rinehart released a statement making it clear that if a federal operation
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Computer security experts clap back at Mobile Voting’s Bradley Tusk claims he can provide secure mobile voting via the VoteSecure software kit

Posted on February 3, 2026

Election Protection

WASHINGTON, D.C. (2/03/2026) – Over 20 esteemed and renowned computer scientists have published a stinging rebuke of Uber millionaire Bradley Tusk’s Mobile Voting Project, “VoteSecure,” which Tusk has promised will be “the most secure voting technology we’ve ever had.” The scientists’ paper, founded on a review of the technical documents and software protocol, finds that
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Click to read this new joint letter to Senator Chuck Grassley urging him to amend the Constitution and support S.J. Res 19.

from FSFP President John Bonifaz, US PIRG Federal Program Director Michael Russo, American Sustainable Business Council Chief Executive Officer David Levine, and Common Cause Vice President of Policy and Litigation, Arn Pearson.