'Stop NIck Shirley Act' opponents rally in Sacramento
California has officially signed AB 2624, the "Safe at Work Act," into law. Designed to protect immigration support service providers by removing their personal addresses from public records, the bill aims to prevent doxxing, harassment, and violence. However, the legislation passed along party lines and has sparked intense debate. Opponents argue the law shields organizations from public oversight, nickname-referencing creator Nick Shirley’s recent viral fraud investigations. Author Assemblymember Mia Bonta maintains the law only targets those publishing information with clear intent to incite harm.
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