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Individual lobbying activities reported in quarterly filings. Each row is one issue area for one client — includes the specific issues lobbied on, government entities contacted, and income/expense amounts.

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id filing_uuid filing_type registrant_name registrant_id client_name filing_year filing_period issue_code specific_issues government_entities income_amount expense_amount is_no_activity is_termination received_date
3426821 7d7a9bb3-78ef-4769-9ef2-7a8bdd5027c2 Q3 NATIONAL ADVOCACY CENTER OF THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 77993 CONFERENCE OF PROVINCIALS OF NORTH AMERICA 2025 third_quarter FOR IMMUNIZATION POLICIES: A letter to the Senate about concerns about the actions by HHS Secretary RFK Jr. on global immunizations and the impact in the USA and abroad THE FREDERICK DOUGLASS TRAFFICKING VICTIMS PREVENTION AND PROTECTION REAUTHORIZATION ACT (H. R. 1144 - domestic AND international focus). On the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (July 30), network asked to contact their representatives to urge them to co-sponsor, support and pass this seminal bill to prevent a horrific crime that strips people of their agency and very dignity, and to bring help and hope to survivors. MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LATIN AMERICA: The letter to Congress expresses deep concern over reports that President Trump has directed the Department of Defense to use military force against criminal organizations in Latin America, including news that U.S. air and naval forces are now deploying to the Southern Caribbean Sea. U.S. airstrikes and military raids in Latin America would put people at risk of violence and destabilize hemispheric relations while hindering, not helping, efforts to protect communities from drug trafficking and other crime. We urge Congress to use the full slate of its powers to prevent the administration from launching unlawful hostilities in Latin America without democratic debate or public accountability. Congress, not the president, has the constitutional role and responsibility to decide when, where, and against whom the nation uses force. Congress has not authorized the use of military force against criminal groups. INVITATION TO NETWORK TO CONTACT CONGRESS AT HOME DURING AUGUST RECESS ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING: Opportunity for NAC network members to connect with their U.S. House Representatives on the key issue of human trafficking while Reps are back at home in during August break from DC. Explanation of The Frederick Douglass TVPRA bill (H.R. 1144) included as background information. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,SENATE 20000   0 0 2025-10-01T18:07:02-04:00
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