The lawsuit, filed on behalf of 11 asylum seekers who have been returned to Mexico, alleges Border Patrol agents did not assess whether the migrants had reason to "fear for their lives."
The shuttering of a prison debate club shows the precarious nature of free-speech rights among American inmates.
Although the Trump administration wants to restrict access to the ballot box, its chief spokesperson once sued to overturn a ban on student voting.
In Kansas, federal Judge Julie Robinson levied a decision that demolished the voter fraud argument that Kobach and his supporters have evangelized around the country.
The injunction is the first step in a legal challenge brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa and Planned Parenthood.
After getting rid of his Commission on Election Integrity, the president is pointing toward DHS to pick up the mantle.
When commentators hasten to blame students and protesters, they engage in a sort of chattering-class solidarity—while empowering the true threats to free speech.
A 2015 law signed by Governor Rick Snyder protects child-placement agencies from providing services that conflict with their religious beliefs.
The three California chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union appear to be taking a hardline stance on white supremacist protestors, but it's still unclear what that will mean for future rallies.
The organization filed open record requests to determine whether the attorney general conspired with state officials to end DACA.
The lawsuit comes as the government is pursuing charges of rioting, conspiracy, and property destruction against more than 200 people arrested on Inauguration Day.
A new lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union alleges widespread disability discrimination in New Hampshire's absentee process.
The alert follows the passage of a controversial law that allows law enforcement to ask about a person's immigration status during traffic stops.
While Baltimore erupts, the Supreme Court considers a timely case.
The ACLU has filed a complaint in Colorado asserting a doctor was disciplined by a Catholic hospital simply for talking about an abortion.
Why are more than 3,000 inmates serving life without parole in state and federal prisons across the United States for non-violent offenses?
The early debate around a key provision wasn’t about anything like mass collection of phone records.
With fewer than two weeks before Election Day, lawyers for both parties are in the courtroom sparring over voting rights.