On the recordMarch 12, 2019
I hope you would because, again, this is denying victims access to critical information that could determine their very life or death.
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congress.govI hope you would because, again, this is denying victims access to critical information that could determine their very life or death.
Pressley emphasizes the importance of access to information for domestic violence victims.
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