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"Every day that goes by without action means more people will die," the ACLU has warned.

"These are difficult times for everyone, but all restrictions should be rooted in respect for human dignity," said David Kode of CIVICUS.

"We've got to keep Donald Trump in office in 2020," former ICE acting director Thomas Homan wrote.

"Who do we owe our responsibility to as government and public officials? It's to the American people first," Jeff Sessions had said.

"We must take steps to ensure that all who need to can participate," the House Speaker said.

Documents reviewed by Newsweek suggest that the Department of Commerce sought to refer at least one buyer abroad to U.S. manufacturers.

At least 115 inmates in California have been infected with COVID-19.

The 47-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker had recently tested negative for coronavirus.

"Not exactly putting America first," said Texas Rep. Lloyd Doggett.

"We can't write these tweets off as just hyperbole or political banter," said former Justice Department official Mary McCord.

Michigan Senate Republicans are demanding that residents be allowed to "go back to work!"

For the first time ever, more than half of those contacting RAINN's sexual assault hotline were minors in the month of March.

The U.S. wants to "review and validate" Guatemala's claims before taking action.

"It was starting to get really scary" said Elaine White, who has temporarily been released from incarceration.

"Ironically, it will be the poor who are hurt the most," said Christopher Wilson, the deputy director of the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute.

"The pandemic has altered how people want to vote," said Page Gardner, founder of the Center for Voter Information.

Abortion rights advocates have repeatedly said medical abortion should not be considered a "procedure."

"[The] results don't tell us how many people were exposed to coronavirus at polling places, how many were infected, or how many will die," said Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler.

The fired Amazon employees had warned that the health and safety of workers and the public were being put at risk.

"Governors, sheriffs, prosecutors, and the president have the power, and responsibility, to save lives," said ACLU Deputy Political Director Udi Ofer.

Some 1.4 million Americans were expected to "cross borders for care in 2020," according to Patients Beyond Borders CEO Josef Woodman.

1 in 5 texters who have contacted Crisis Help Line have expressed anxiety about the COVID-19 outbreak.

"There's certain human magic in being together," said protest organizer Iryna Verity.

"I'm surprised Wisconsin took this risk, knowing they don't have to," said former GOP Rep. Charlie Dent.

A federal district judge in Oklahoma has just blocked the state's efforts to ban abortion during the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Supreme Court is "undermining our democracy," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.

NIAID is in the "planning stages" of a large randomized, controlled clinical trial on hydroxychloroquine.

"Both men have been clear about the need to consult your doctor before taking hydroxychloroquine," White House spokesperson Hogan Gidley said.

Tavia Galonski's remarks came after the president's coronavirus press briefing on Sunday, in which he stopped Dr. Fauci from answering a question about hydroxychloroquine.

"This kind of vilification is dangerous," warned historian Rana Safvi.