The ACLU of Southern California filed a formal complaint with the California Civil Rights Department against the Riverside City Council for rejecting a $20.1 million state Homekey+ grant, alleging the decision was based on discriminatory stereotypes and fear-based assumptions about people experiencing homelessness and individuals with disabilities.
The ACLU has filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that federal immigration agents in Minnesota have engaged in racial profiling, warrantless arrests and unconstitutional enforcement practices, disproportionately targeting Somali and Latino communities.
The U.S. Border Patrol was found to have violated a court order during a July 2025 immigration operation in Sacramento, as they conducted stops without reasonable suspicion and failed to properly document their actions.
A judge in Kansas rejected a request for a temporary restraining order to block the enforcement of SB 244, a state law that invalidates the driver’s licenses of transgender people and allows anyone to sue someone they suspect of being transgender for using the “wrong” restroom in government buildings.
The ACLU, CCR, and NYCLU have filed a lawsuit demanding the release of the Trump administration’s secret legal justification and all other materials related to its illegal lethal strikes on civilian boats at sea, which have killed 99 people and violated both U.S. and international law.
Immigrants’ rights advocates have filed a federal lawsuit challenging Florida’s authority to detain people at the Alligator Alcatraz detention center, citing unsafe and unsanitary conditions, and arguing that the state is violating federal law by attempting to run its own immigration detention system.
By Meghan Imperio LANCASTER — In the city of Lancaster, people are fined for sleeping in a…