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  • What is APALA
    • History
    • Mission
    • Constitution
  • Meet Our Team
    • National Executive Board
    • National Staff
    • Opportunities
  • Right to Organize
    • How to Form a Union >
      • 如何组建工会
      • CÁCH THÀNH LẬP CÔNG ĐOÀN
      • PAANO BUMUO NG UNYON
    • Union Facts: The Value of Collective Voice >
      • 工会真相:集体声音的价值
      • SỰ THẬT VỀ CÔNG ĐOÀN: GIÁ TRỊ CỦA TIẾNG NÓI TẬP THỂ
      • MGA KATOTOHANAN TUNGKOL SA UNYON: ANG HALAGA NG KOLEKTIBONG TINIG
  • Convention
    • 2025 Convention
    • 2023 Convention
  • Join APALA
    • Lifetime Warriors
  • Take Action
    • Subscribe to Newsletter
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On January 20, 2017, police arrested more than 200 people protesting Donald Trump’s inauguration, in conjunction with property damage committed by only a handful of people. In December 2017, the first six defendants were acquitted on all charges (including felony and misdemeanor charges). And while the Justice Department has just dropped charges against another 130 of the protesters, federal prosecutors are refusing to drop the charges against 59 remaining defendants -- the vast majority of whom couldn’t have been involved in any property damage. Sign the petition calling on federal prosecutors to drop the charges against the remaining 59 protesters.
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