No matter your immigration status, you have rights when you interact with immigration agents or the police.
ACLU has easy-to-use resources available so you can have your rights at your fingertips.
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Though this is a critical victory, these baseless attacks on medication abortion will continue in the lower courts and at the FDA. We’ll keep fighting back.
Your sensitive personal information should not be mined for profit.
Lawmakers must protect us all by passing strong, enforceable privacy law.
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Mifepristone is a safe, effective medication used in nearly two-thirds of all U.S. abortions.
The Supreme Court must permanently block anti-abortion politicians’ bid to cut off our access to this critical reproductive health care.
Thousands of constituents have taken action to call on our legislature to protect our immigrant communities from ICE - and they are listening.
Here’s an update on the PROTECT Act. Follow us and stay tuned for updates on this legislation to rein in ICE’s abuse.
TODAY: The MA Senate is voting on the PROTECT Act.
We are proud to celebrate this vitally important bill alongside Senate President Spilka, the Black and Latino Caucus and all the lawmakers who have worked so hard on this in both chambers.
We stand with immigrant communities - today and everyday.
The ACLU is here in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to defend our clients’ state constitutional rights.
In Quincy, and everywhere in the Commonwealth, the government must remain neutral in matters of religion.
Large religious statues belong on church grounds, not looming over the doors of a public safety building.
Learn more about Fitzmaurice et al v. City of Quincy at the link in our bio.
Our Massachusetts Declaration of Rights makes clear that in Quincy, and everywhere in the Commonwealth, the government must remain neutral in matters of religion.
Quincy's planned installation of ten foot tall saints on a government building is unconstitutional.
