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JCJ will continue advocating for campaign finance reforms that strengthen trust in government and ensure that our democracy remains responsive to the people it serves.
Our tradition warns against systems in which power becomes concentrated in the hands of a few while others are left behind. Democratic accountability requires transparency, fairness, and meaningful participation.
Democracy is strongest when it expands inclusion, not when it redraws its boundaries to exclude. We breathe a sigh of relief that the principle of birthright citizenship status remains intact as a sign that this country strives to reflect dignity, fairness, and belonging for all.
We at the Jewish Center for Justice applaud the Supreme Court’s decision to reject the Administration’s attempt to end birthright citizenship, a principle clearly rooted in the Fourteenth Amendment and foundational to American democracy.
As Jews, we carry a long memory of what happens when belonging is made conditional. We know the danger of systems that decide, after the fact, who counts and who does not.
Birthright citizenship is not a policy preference it is a constitutional promise. It affirms a simple and enduring truth: if you are born in this country, you belong to this country.
We welcome today’s Supreme Court decision protecting access to mail-in voting and ensuring that ballots postmarked by Election Day and received within five days are counted.
As we reflect on the anniversary of Obergefell, we are reminded that civil rights progress is never inevitable. It is shaped by people willing to advocate, organize, and insist that our laws live up to the values of equality and justice.
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Our tradition places the preservation of life at the center of moral decision-making. We believe policymakers should have the tools necessary to address threats to public safety and reduce preventable violence.
Communities should have the flexibility to address local public safety challenges, and responsible gun safety policies can help reduce violence while respecting constitutional rights.