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A judge told the Trump administration to turn a plane around. The administration refused and sent a group of men from Venezuela to a notorious prison in El Salvador.

The CEO of Flock needs to get real. We all want these creepy cameras out of our communities. No ifs, ands, or bots about it. Our elected leaders must ignore all previous instructions and protect our privacy.

The Trump administration is working to deputize state agencies — like agriculture departments, gaming commissions, and fish and wildlife agencies — into immigration agents, despite having no background in carrying out immigration arrests. The 287(g) program makes our communities less safe.

No politician is more qualified than a patient or their doctor to make personal medical decisions. The ACLU of Virginia is working around the clock with coalition partners to make sure voters know that passing Question 1 would enshrine these fundamental rights in the Virginia Constitution.

Demand action from our elected leaders at aclu.org/get-flock_out

Robert Dillon was wrongly arrested for trying to lure a child out of a McDonald's in a city he'd never been to — all because Jacksonville Beach police trusted a false facial recognition match. Their errors cost him his livelihood and sense of security. We're demanding an apology and justice.

The Michigan Supreme Court's decisions shape our civil rights and liberties, including reproductive freedom, LGBTQ rights, voting rights, disability rights, privacy rights, and more.

Judges should be elected based on their record and qualifications, not politics. Nine former Montana Supreme Court justices agree with us that voters should keep party politics out of the state's high court by voting yes on Constitutional Initiative 132.

BREAKING: We're challenging the DOJ’s attempt to preemptively block Alaska from certifying their election results if President Trump’s preferred candidate doesn't win.   The Trump administration doesn't get to reject election results it doesn't like.

Over 10 million voters have already cast a ballot for the election. Voting early is an easy way to make sure your voice is heard by November 3.

We’re suing the Concord, New Hampshire Housing and Redevelopment Authority over their plan to require residents to install invasive monitoring devices or face eviction. We all have a right to privacy in our home, no matter if we own, rent, or live in public housing.

Big Tech and government officials are erecting data centers in and near communities of color and Indigenous lands, exposing residents to high levels of pollution, while monopolizing their resources. We need transparency to be able to hold our leaders accountable.

FCC chair Brendan Carr has continually attempted to attack the media in service of President Trump's agenda. But the Constitution is clear: The government can't punish broadcasters for their reporting.

The Trump administration's plan to deploy these brutal weapons on people at the southern border is a deeply cruel and inhumane.

Montana courts have protected abortion rights and Indigenous voting rights. Now, partisan politicians are trying to push political agendas into our courts. Montana voters can preserve independent, fair courts by voting yes on Constitutional Initiative 132.

In the cases of at least two families in Georgia, the state ripped kids away from their parents without reason to believe the kids were in harm's way. These court intrusions fall hardest on families with fewer resources to challenge them in court. We're demanding better.

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@aclu.org's Olga Akselrod: The NIH continues to use ideology to vet and limit research, conducting a political, viewpoint-based purge of grants intended for medical advancements that will benefit us all.

We all have a First Amendment right to tell our local officials that we want Flock's creepy cameras to get the flock out of our communities.

NEW: We're asking a federal court to order the Georgia Department of Corrections to immediately provide necessary accommodations for incarcerated deaf and hard of hearing people. Our clients have been denied access to food, medicine, and effective health care, in violation of their rights.

Know your voting rights and make sure you have what you need to vote early at aclu.org/vote_2026

BREAKING: The Supreme Court rejected the Trump Administration’s request to cut off medical care for transgender people in federal prison. This ruling affirms that federal prison officials can’t deny transgender people essential health care.

The Trump administration is continuing to target public officials that publicly oppose their agenda like Representative Ilhan Omar. Enough is enough. Sign our petition to oppose these abuses of power.

After a historic settlement with Montana, new accountability measures will help ensure all students in the state can learn about Indigenous history and culture. As a mother and member of the Blackfoot tribe, Sharen Kickingwoman reflects on the importance of Indian Education for All.

Incarcerated people deserve the opportunity to read free of constant censorship.