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Jun 29, 2018

Judge Rejects CIA’s Absurd Secrecy Claim on Botched Yemen Raid

By Anna Diakun, Nadine Strossen Fellow, ACLU National Security Project
 

In a win for government...

By Anna Diakun, Nadine Strossen Fellow, ACLU National Security Project
 

In a win for government...

Jun 29, 2018

The NSA Is Using Secrecy to Avoid a Courtroom Reckoning on Its Global Surveillance Dragnet

Patrick Toomey, Staff Attorney, ACLU National Security Project & Asma Peracha,...

Patrick Toomey, Staff Attorney, ACLU National Security Project & Asma Peracha,...

Jun 28, 2018

In Brownsville, Converting Pain and Anger Into Action

By Ashoka Mukpo, Staff Reporter, ACLU
 

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS – Over a thousand people marched to a federal...

By Ashoka Mukpo, Staff Reporter, ACLU
 

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS – Over a thousand people marched to a federal...

Jun 28, 2018

How Sessions Is Making an Overstretched Deportation System Even Less Fair

By Katrina Eiland, Staff Attorney, ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project
 

Let’s say you came to this country...

By Katrina Eiland, Staff Attorney, ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project
 

Let’s say you came to this country...

Jun 28, 2018

The Supreme Court’s Term Just Ended. Here’s How Civil Liberties and Rights Fared.

By David Cole, ACLU Legal Director
 

On Wednesday afternoon, the Supreme Court’s 2017 term came to an end...

By David Cole, ACLU Legal Director
 

On Wednesday afternoon, the Supreme Court’s 2017 term came to an end...

Jun 28, 2018

Kennedy’s Legacy: A Moderating Force and a Concern for Equal Dignity

By David Cole, ACLU Legal Director
 

Justice Anthony Kennedy, who announced his retirement on Wednesday...

By David Cole, ACLU Legal Director
 

Justice Anthony Kennedy, who announced his retirement on Wednesday...