Restore Federal Police Reform Oversight

The DOJ dropped police consent decrees in 5 cities.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 2, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Oppose Dismissal of Police Consent Decrees and Support Federal Oversight

The DOJ dismissed consent decrees in Minneapolis and Louisville and closed investigations in Phoenix, Memphis, and Oklahoma City. These were the federal government's primary tool for holding police departments accountable after documented constitutional violations.

Support legislation that preserves DOJ authority to investigate police departments and enforce consent decrees. Without federal oversight, reform depends on local political will alone.

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I'm calling about the DOJ dismissing police reform consent decrees.
The DOJ dropped consent decrees in Minneapolis and Louisville and closed investigations in Phoenix, Memphis, and Oklahoma City.
These were the primary tool for holding police accountable after documented constitutional violations.
I'm asking you to support legislation that preserves DOJ authority to investigate and enforce police reform.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

5 cities where DOJ dismissed or closed police reform actions: Minneapolis, Louisville, Phoenix, Memphis, Oklahoma City (source)
3,200 mental health calls Louisville police responded to last year, with about 8 resulting in injury (source)

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