Trump Is Firing Federal Workers Over Beliefs He Doesn't Like

Punishing dedicated civil servants associated with diversity, equity, and inclusion is unconstitutional retaliation and harms the American people

Demonstrators hold signs from ACLU & ACLU DC that read" REINSTATE FEDERAL WORKERS NOW" and "EQUAL AND JUST TREATMENT FOR ALL" as they protest in support of Federal Workers at the Office of Personnel Management in Washington, DC.

Digital Driver’s Licenses Could Make “Surveillance Pricing” Much Easier for Companies

The coming battles over being identified versus not being identified

A driver's license in which the photo shows a man peering at the camera through binoculars

“Surveillance Pricing” Hurts Consumers, Incentivizes More Corporate Spying on Them

Those hurt the most are those who can least afford it

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Free Speech At Risk in America’s Schools

Censorship efforts in Florida, Oklahoma, and beyond restrict teaching on race, gender, and LGBTQ issues, as well as limit political speech. The ACLU is fighting back.

A student holds up a placard reading 'Education needs free speech' while attending a march.

ACLU Back-to-School Bookshelf: Our Reading List to Build a More Perfect Union

Discover powerful book recommendations from ACLU staff that explore civil liberties, racial justice, free speech, and the history of protest—perfect for students, educators, and anyone committed to building a more just and informed society.

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How Expanded 287(g) Program Turns Local Police Into Deportation Agents

The Trump administration has expanded the controversial program to harm more communities than ever. Families and advocates nationwide are fighting back.

Border Patrol agents and police congregating during during a demonstration against expanded ICE operations and in support of immigrant rights.

Open vs. Closed: The Battle for the Future of Language Models

Will Language Models Foster Freedom or Authoritarianism? (part 4 in a series)

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Revisiting the NEA Four: Free Speech Battles in the Arts

From the “decency” fights of the 1990s to today’s “gender ideology” rule, the NEA’s funding shifts are sidelining queer voices. The ACLU is pushing back to protect artists.

A photo of the the NEA Four at the supreme court.

Lawmakers Can't Turn Classrooms Into Sunday Schools

From Arkansas to Oklahoma, politicians are pushing religion into public schools. The ACLU is fighting back to defend church-state separation and students’ rights.

Two street signs at an intersection on a pole reading Church St on one and State St on the other.