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Alcala, Abigail <br />From: Rachel Andrews < <br />Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2024 3:32 PM <br />To: eComment <br />Subject: Regarding Agenda Item #24 <br />Am: eiifl.W�iu ll in eu uffl nror Ona1n°n9 fug-mnz onut;n de o, 'Cu y oro'Sanm Anna. Use canorm when n:pel inn aflac4gun enu s or finks. <br />To whom it may concern, <br />I am writing to speak out against the so-called "emergency ordinance" to restrict residents' rights to protest in <br />residential areas. This is an atrocious violation of the right to peacefully protest. Residents are not going to <br />cause damage in the areas where they live. While they may pose a small disturbance to other residents in the <br />area, it is crucial that American taxpayers retain the right to have their voices heard, especially within their own <br />communities. The right to protest is fundamental to democracy, and this ordinance sets a dangerous precedent. <br />Thank you. <br />- Rachel Andrews <br />
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