Tell Lawmakers: Pass Privacy Protections!

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New Mexico has spent years building a firewall to protect the rights of our LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, and those seeking reproductive healthcare. But there is a massive gap in our defenses.

Right now, Big Tech and data brokers are collecting, bundling, and selling your most sensitive digital information without your consent. Where you go and what you are doing can be sold to the highest bidder, including the Trump administration.

In an era where your digital footprint can be used to track your movements or reveal your identity to out-of-state bad actors, we cannot afford to wait for reform.

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New Mexico State Senators

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New Mexico has spent years building a firewall to protect the rights of our LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, and those seeking reproductive healthcare. But there is a massive gap in our defenses.

In an era where your digital footprint can be used to track your movements or reveal your identity to out-of-state bad actors, we cannot afford to wait for reform.

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New Mexico State Senators

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Subject Pass SB 53

Please support SB 53, the Community and Health Information Safety and Privacy Act (CHISPA). It is vital that New Mexico leads the nation in ensuring personal digital data is no longer treated as a commodity to be weaponized against our residents.

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Our work to protect our neighbors is not yet complete. We cannot protect New Mexicans if we leave our digital data completely open to being tracked and sold. Please support the safety of all New Mexicans and pass SB 53 during this session.

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