A Letter From Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil

Khalil, who was unlawfully arrested in retaliation for his advocacy, details this violation of his free speech rights.

A picture of Mahmoud Khalil.

Rights of Federal Employees with Disabilities, Explained

The Trump administration has issued a number of directives affecting federal employees with disabilities, but laws protecting these workers remain.

Disabled worker in a wheelchair typing at keyboard while looking at two computer screens.

DEI and Accessibility, Explained

Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility policies…

Protesters in front of the Supreme Court hold signs that read, "Diversity, Opportunity, Justice", "ACLU, WE THE PEOPLE", "Affirmative Action YES!" and "Asians for Affirmative Action".

Medicaid is a Lifeline for People with Disabilities. Congress Must Act to Save It.

Congress is gearing up to cut hundreds of billions in funding for Medicaid. It’s happening right under our noses, and our rights depend on our ability to stop it.

Demonstrators holding signs that read "HANDS OFF MEDICAID" protest the Trump administration's plan to roll back Medicaid expansion during a rally in front of the DuPage County Court House in Illinois.

What Students Lose When School Becomes a Political Battleground

The Trump administration is attempting to push its political ideals and conservative agenda on students and restrict access to a diverse and inclusive education. Students are speaking out about how harmful these unlawful practices are.

A group of high school students wearing blue shirts reading "DISSENT IS PATRIOTIC" pose for the camera.

Missouri Abortion Providers to Resume Care After Judge Blocks Discriminatory Licensure Requirements

As a result of today’s ruling, Missourians will have the freedom to access constitutionally protected abortion care in their own communities. The state’s two Planned Parenthood affiliates are ready to begin are ready to offering care this week.

Missouri abortion providers to resume care after judge blocks discriminatory licensure requirements

"Hope is the Counter to Fear."

Daishi Miguel-Tanaka is an immigrant rights advocate and DACA recipient. In the face of the Trump administration’s unlawful immigration tactics, he’s working at the local level and in communities to help undocumented people build better paths to citizenship.

A photo of Daishi Miguel-Tanaka.

Missouri ACLU Attorney Honored with Lawyer of the Year Award

“The victory at the Missouri Supreme Court, which ensured Amendment 3 remained on the ballot, was a testament to the talent and dedication of our legal team, who worked tirelessly to defend Missourians’ constitutional right to engage in direct democracy.”

Missouri ACLU attorney honored with lawyer of the year award

What is an Executive Order and How Does it Work?

What executive orders can – and cannot – do, and why we have them in the first place

President Donald Trump holds up a recently signed executive order in the Oval Office of the White House.