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A draft-age male U.S. residents would automatically register with the Selective Service System for a possible military draft, based on information from other Federal databases.
This system of automatic draft registration would replace the system in effect since 1980 in which young men can decide for themselves whether or not to sign up for the draft.
"Automatic" registration for a military draft would be complex, difficult, and in some cases impossible.
Automatic registration of draft-age U.S. residents won't make administering a draft easier, more effective, or more fair.
California Senate voted 23 -2, with one Republican and one Democrat voting “no” and 15 Senators not voting.
The bill, SB-1081 , now goes to the California Assembly .
Tell Congress to repeal the Military Selective Service Act .
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