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Officers may look for a minor traffic violation to justify pulling the driver over

Anybody is susceptible to being stopped, searched, or worse; AI makes new forms of abuse possible

Going into the midterms, voters are feeling the squeeze in their wallets and need relief. The answer lies in holding accountable politicians who prioritize their wealthy benefactors over them.

In a 1965 case to combat racial and gender discrimination in jury selection, Pauli Murray’s imaginative and visionary legal theory shows how pushing the boundaries of legal frameworks can expand who the Constitution protects.

Transportation expert’s warning on self-driving cars captures the way technologies like Digital IDs, Face recognition, AI, and digital payments move from empowering options to disempowering requirements

Transportation expert's warning on self-driving cars captures the way technologies move from empowering options to disempowering requirements

ACLU breaks down how data centers negatively impact communities, violate civil liberties, and how we can respond.

Barry Steinhardt, a lifelong privacy champion and an early leader in the battle for digital civil liberties who served as EFF’s president in 1998-99, died last week at age 73.…

A new report from the ACLU and AFL-CIO shows how mass deportations are killing jobs, raising prices, and harming businesses.

The ACLU is expecting the Supreme Court to hear crucial cases on immigration, voting rights, and more.

ACLU breaks down key findings from our latest report on mass deportations' impact on democracy.

In “Let the Record Show,” the ACLU’s newest podcast, we discuss how office politics gave courts the power to decide if political decisions are constitutional. It’s led to an array of landmark decisions that continue to protect our civil liberties today.

One Blackfeet woman shares the crucial need to teach Indigenous education in Montana schools.

Congress must establish standards of care and accountability to combat medical neglect, inedible food, and unsanitary conditions.

New report suggests this is a question local communities fighting against mass surveillance should be asking their elected officials

Removals fall hardest on families with limited resources to challenge the state’s decision.

In "Wilder Raids," families share their harrowing stories from a violent immigration raid at a horse race in Wilder, Idaho last year.

Administration that has ordered agencies to target activists and nonprofits would hire “intelligence” agents within ICE to identify “threats” and investigate “relationships”

ACLU documents how surveillance camera company Flock has lied to local officials about its operations

ACLU class-action lawsuit urges state of Colorado to release children from jails to community-based settings while awaiting decisions in their juvenile delinquency cases. Kids with disabilities and foster children are particularly vulnerable.