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Take Action to Defend the Constitution!

1. The ACLU has launched a massive new mobilization -- including its first-ever national television advertising campaign -- to safeguard the freedoms that Attorney General Ashcroft and the Bush Administration have targeted since last year's terrorist attacks.

You can participate in this ground-breaking effort by:

-- Sending a FREE FAX to Attorney General Ashcroft outlining your objections to the government's roll back of civil liberties in response to the terrorist attacks. You can learn more and send the fax from the ACLU campaign site at:

http://www.aclu.org/SafeandFree/SafeandFreeMain.cfm

-- Forwarding this message to as many people as possible. If each ACLU Action network member forwards this message to only 5 friends, family members and colleagues, we could guarantee enormous exposure for this important new ACLU campaign and an overworked fax machine at the Justice Department.

In addition to sending your message to Attorney General Ashcroft, when you visit the Safe and Free campaign homepage, please take a moment to view the new ACLU advertisement and take our new FREEDOM QUIZ. Over the life of this campaign, we'll be alerting you about other important ways to get involved in protecting the Constitution.

Take Action! Help Preserve the Constitution by sending your FREE FAX to Attorney General Ashcroft from the ACLU Safe and Free campaign homepage at: http://www.aclu.org/SafeandFree/SafeandFreeMain.cfm

2. Although Congress has left Washington to campaign for the upcoming mid-term elections, we are anticipating what could be a wild lame duck session beginning in mid-November. Stay tuned for further action alerts as we may need you to help us stop last-minute efforts to push anti-civil liberties measures. Among the measures that could still come up are legislation to implement the President's initiative for government-funded religion and several anti-choice bills.

Finally, please remember to send us any letters you receive from your members of Congress in response to ACLU actions. These can often help our lobbying efforts by providing important intelligence about the positions being taken by members of Congress. You can email letters to field@dcaclu.org or snail mail to:

ACLU Field Department
1333 H Street NW, 10th Floor
Washington, DC 20005
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