Attorney

Iris Halpern is the Democratic nominee for Colorado House District 6. Her campaign site describes her as a civil and workers' rights attorney known for litigation for transgender employees, sexual harassment victims, and librarians and teachers fired for refusing to implement book bans, and shows her testifying in support of SB26-005, which aims to create a private right of action against federal immigration enforcement agents¹.

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