Monica Hopkins
Monica Hopkins is the executive director of the ACLU of Washington and a prominent advocate for civil liberties. She has been vocal about issues related to police powers and government overreach, particularly in the context of federal actions in Washington, D.C. Her insights have highlighted the implications of federal control over local law enforcement and raised concerns about the impact of such measures on civil rights, especially in historically marginalized communities.
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Guyana:
Monica Hopkins, executive director of the ACLU’s D.C. office, called the National Guard deployment and the granting of temporary control of the D.C. Metropolitan Police to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi 'political theater and a blatantly phony justification for abuse of emergency powers.'
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Canada:
Monica Hopkins pointed to the actions of federal authorities in Washington during the anti-racism protests as a possible shape of things to come.
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United Kingdom:
Monica Hopkins expressed concerns about the lack of statehood for DC and its implications for local governance.
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Canada:
Monica Hopkins expressed alarm over Trump's takeover of public safety in Washington.
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Canada:
Monica Hopkins, executive director of the ACLU of Washington, commented on Trump's moves.
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