Florida Action Committee (FAC)

According to this article, Arkansas also has something “funny” with it’s sex offender registry, We have long been reporting that Florida claims to have over 73,000 people on its sex offender registry, but fewer than half are in the community. MOST, in fact, are not in the community at all; they are incarcerated, deported, not living in Florida or are

The below is a cut and paste (and redacted) version of a letter sent by the Florida Action Committee in response to one of our members’ passport being taken from him at the airport by 3 US Marshals as he tried to board an international flight. We are extremely concerned that the Department of State has abandoned the process of

The following is a cut and paste of ICE’s information page on IML and Passports: Passports and International Megan’s Law The passport identifier provision of International Megan’s Law to Prevent Child Exploitation and Other Sexual Crimes Through Advanced Notification of Traveling Sex Offenders (IML) (Public Law 114-119) went into effect on October 31, 2017. The IML prohibits the Department of

The below link is FAC’s response to Nextdoor.com, Inc.’s reply to our letter from April. In the event we are unable to obtain a satisfactory resolution for the individuals who happen to share households with people required to register. It is our intent to bring a lawsuit on their behalf. Letter To Nextdoor 09172018

Below is a cut and paste of the email sent in reply to our letter to Nextdoor.com. The Florida Action Committee (FAC) had reached out to social media site Nextdoor.com about their policy of not only excluding persons required to register as sex offenders, but prevented anyone who resides with one from joining their site. We will afford them a

Source: The Hill The accusation that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone while in high school is a bombshell, but it is too early to know what effect it will have on his confirmation to the Supreme Court. It is, however, not too soon to say that the position, as reported by the New Yorker, of Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-Calif.) staff,