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Immigrants’ Rights Advocates File Federal Lawsuit Challenging New Trump Birthright Citizenship Executive Order

Trump administration's new push to restrict birthright citizenship comes despite clear defeat at US Supreme Court
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights

ACLU of Massachusetts Highlights Resources for People Detained During ICE’s Reckless Surge in South Coast

MACI hotline, Legal Representation Fund, and Habeas Project are responding to immediate needs from detained people and their families.
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights

Yes on 4 Campaign Kicks off With Broad Slate of Endorsements for Election Day Registration

Question 4 would modernize Massachusetts elections by lifting arbitrary barriers to voting
Issue Areas: Voting Rights

U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Postal Service From Restricting Mail Ballots

Court leaves a preliminary injunction in place through the November election; USPS cannot withhold mail ballots from voters
Issue Areas: Voting Rights

U.S. Postal Service Still Blocked from Enforcing Key Parts of New Rule to Restrict Mail Ballots

After new First Circuit ruling, U.S. Supreme Court will also consider the Trump administration’s request to stay the injunction
Issue Areas: Voting Rights

Legal Groups That Secured Supreme Court Birthright Victory File New Motions Responding to Latest Executive Order

Filings address the Trump administration's repeated, unlawful attempts to deprive US-born babies of their constitutional rights
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights

Federal Court Blocks U.S. Postal Service from Interfering with Mail Ballots in November Election

Preliminary injunction bars USPS from enforcing a rule that would have made voter disenfranchisement “practically inevitable”
Issue Areas: Voting Rights

Federal Court Hears Arguments for Preliminary Injunction to Block U.S. Postal Service from Interfering with Mail Ballots

USPS’ final rule on mail ballots is unlawful, unconstitutional, and risks disenfranchising millions of eligible voters
Issue Areas: Voting Rights

Massachusetts Court Rules State Police Must Disclose License Plate Reader Locations and Audit Records 

Suffolk Superior Court judge finds that basic information about the State Police’s use of automatic license plate reader technology must be shared with the public