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Phoenix, AZ: Fired federal workers (and others affected) can testify

Wed, Mar 5, in-person in Arizona. Register in advance.

Tucker Lieberman

Tucker Lieberman

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If you've been affected by DOGE's firings of federal workers, you can give brief testimony in Phoenix on Wednesday. You must register in advance.

Kyle Griffin, exec producer of MSNBC's The Weekend, posted about it a few days ago on Bluesky:

Kyle Griffin has a Feb 26 Bluesky post saying that various state attorneys general will host local Community Impact Hearings to hear about the impact of federal firings.
Bluesky

Here's a formal press release on the AZ Attorney General and the OR Attorney General website. (The NM Attorney General is co-hosting the hearing but seems not to have updated their website with this info.)

Impacted members of the public and representatives of impacted organizations should plan to speak for 3 minutes or less at the Community Impact Hearing. Individuals and groups can also leave behind written testimony for the Attorneys General or send their impact statement by email to AGinfo@azag.gov (Subject line: Federal Firing and Funding Freeze Impact).  

The meeting will take place on Phoenix on March 5th at 6 PM at Central High School Gymnasium, 4525 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85012. Those wishing to attend must RSVP here.

⬆️ En el enlace para confirmar asistencia: "Los procuradores generales Mayes, Torrez y Rayfield necesitan escuchar sus historias."

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