ACLU Comment on Federal Appeals Court SB4 Ruling
SAN ANTONIO — A federal appeals court today upheld portions of Texas’ anti-immigrant SB4 law. The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging the law.
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SAN ANTONIO — A federal appeals court today upheld portions of Texas’ anti-immigrant SB4 law. The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging the law.
Houston – Today, the ACLU of Texas, the Houston Immigration Legal Services Collaborative (HILSC), Boat People SOS, BakerRipley, United We Dream, Houston Volunteer Lawyers, and Tahirih Justice Center announced expansion of the Immigrant Rights Hotline.
HOUSTON — Today, the ACLU of Texas and seven other groups filed a complaint with the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct against 209th District Court Judge Michael McSpadden.
HOUSTON — Three civil rights organizations sent a letter to Needville ISD Superintendent Curtis Rhodes today regarding a recently deleted Facebook post in which Rhodes threatened to punish students with an automatic three-day suspension for participating in political demonstrations at school.
HOUSTON — The ACLU of Texas is calling on the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct to open an investigation of Harris County District Judge Michael McSpadden following
DALLAS — According to a new poll conducted by Public Policy Polling, 82% of Dallas County residents believe it is important to reduce incarceration by using alternatives to prison.