ACLU statement on Senate police reform and racial equity omnibus bill
Across the country, people are demanding a complete shift in policing. The State Senate's bill responds to that call to action.
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Across the country, people are demanding a complete shift in policing. The State Senate's bill responds to that call to action.
More than 100 organizations support two Massachusetts bills that would hold police accountable for violence and abuse.
Easthampton now joins six other Massachusetts municipalities—Boston, Springfield, Cambridge, Northampton, Brookline, and Somerville—which passed bans over the past year.
The Boston City Council voted unanimously to pass a ban on city government use of face surveillance technology, becoming the second largest city in the world to do so.
We commend the court for holding that the Trump administration acted unlawfully in ending the DACA program. Make no mistake: President Trump and his administration’s decision to abandon the DACA program was a political one, not a legal one.
POST is a welcome first step, but more can—and should—be done to dramatically change the role police play in our communities.