Tell the House: Economic justice belongs in the budget

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The House budget debate begins on Monday, April 27. We need your help to make sure economic justice is included in the FY 2027 budget!

Together with our Road to Opportunity Act coalition partners, the ACLU of MA is advocating to end the practice of suspending people's driver's licenses for debt-based reasons – such as falling behind on E-ZPass tolls. This will help keep Bay Staters working and prevent them from spiraling into financial instability.

Join us in advocating for economic justice. Tell the House to include Amendment #1442 in the budget!

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The House budget debate begins on Monday, April 27. We need your help to make sure economic justice is included in the FY 2027 budget!

Join us in advocating for economic justice. Tell the House to include Amendment #1442 in the budget!

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Your State House Representative

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Subject Support Amendment #1442 – Debt-Based License Suspensions

As your constituent, I urge you: please co-sponsor Amendment #1442 (Fluker-Reid) to make sure the state doesn't take away people's driver's licenses just because they owe a fine or a fee.

Amendment #1442, Debt-Based License Suspensions and Nonrenewal, will:

1. Help people keep their driver’s licenses and stay employed.
2. Prevent people from spiraling into financial instability.

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Thank you for supporting economic stability for drivers and working families in our community and across Massachusetts!

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Tell the House: Economic justice belongs in the budget

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