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Can Foreign Students' Visas be Revoked for Exercising Constitutional Rights?

At least sometimes, yes.

Reason · Mar 7, 2025

ACLU on Campus Free Speech

From ACLU's Mar. 4 Open Letter to U.S. College and University Presidents: This letter is prompted by two Executive Orders—Executive… The post ACLU on Campus Free Speech appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason · Mar 6, 2025

Team Trump rethinking costly Guantánamo Bay immigration plan as power issues plague makeshift detention site: report

The ACLU, joined by other nonprofit organizations, has filed two lawsuits against the Trump administration for its Guantánamo plan

The Independent UK · Mar 5, 2025

How Trump's Unprecedented First Month of Rapid-Fire Executive Orders Stacks Up Against His Campaign Promises

As of February 20, Trump has signed a total of 73 orders, 68 of which have been published and gone into effect.

Latin Times · Feb 21, 2025

Texas Cops Seized Photographs From a Museum and Launched Child Pornography Investigation

"It's shameful that government officials would use the criminal legal process to censor art and expression."

Reason · Feb 21, 2025

Judge permanently blocks Ohio law on disposal of aborted fetal remains

A judge has permanently blocked an Ohio law that would have required fetal or embryonic remains from surgical abortions to be cremated or buried

The Independent UK · Feb 18, 2025

Cameras have appeared outside homes of Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ activists. Why are they there?

Cameras are hidden in unmarked boxes on utility poles in a move residents and advocates call ‘creepy’ and ‘corrosive’

The Guardian - US · Feb 14, 2025

OPM Denies 'Firing Spree' of Probationary Federal Employees, Says Only 'Low Performers' Affected

OPM has finalised rules to streamline the firing of low-performing federal workers, shorten probation periods, and increase accountability for managers.

International Business Times UK · Feb 14, 2025

Judge halts Trump order barring gender-affirming care for transgender teens

The judge’s temporary restraining order is a setback for Trump’s efforts to roll back transgender rights and services.

Al Jazeera · Feb 14, 2025

Immigrant Rights Groups Sue Trump Administration Claiming Communication With Migrants Taken to Guantanamo Has Been Cut Off

"It will now be up to the courts to ensure that immigrants cannot be warehoused on offshore islands," said a representative of the ACLU through a statement

Latin Times · Feb 13, 2025