) will probably happen today and there is an amendment on indefinite detention that must be included. If you haven't contacted your Senators demanding they support amendments eliminating indefinite detention please do so now using the links below....
We just heard from a Senate ally who told us that there's probably a vote TOMORROW (that's Thursday).
Sorry to bombard you with emails tonight, but there's extraordinary urgency now.
Will you help us create a social media tsunami in opposition to indefinite detention?
We built out two social media tools to help us win this fight:
- And use our TWITTER tool to tweet directly at your senators -- their Twitter handlers will see it right away.
- Tell the Senate to end indefinite detention, e mail your Senators
The Senate is taking up the 2013 NDAA this week. Several senators are poised to put forth amendments to revoke or narrow the indefinite detention powers that we've been fighting so hard over the last year.
Moments ago The Huffington Post reported on the amendment that's being offered by a bipartisan group of 11 senators:
"Declaring that a provision of the National
Defense Authorization Act of 2012 put the country on a path to repeat
the shame of World War II's internment camps, they argued the offending
language should be stricken in this year's defense bill."
We need to get the backs of these courageous senators.Please use our social media tools to help spread word about indefinite detention and pressure the Senate to reverse it:
- And use our TWITTER tool to tweet directly at your senators -- their Twitter handlers will see it right away.
- E mail your Senators and tell them to end indefinite detention
-Demand Progress.
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