Over the past several decades, immigration detention has become our nation’s newest system of mass incarceration for Black and Brown people. Simultaneously, thousands of people are caught up in the U.S.' deportation machine. We are at a unique moment in our country's history where we can provide an inclusive pathway to citizenship without tradeoffs in enforcement or border militarization.

Join us on Facebook Live for a panel discussion on ending mass detention for immigrants in Florida.

Panelists:

1. Eunice Cho, senior staff attorney, ACLU National Prison Project
2. Krystina Francois, executive director, Office for New Americans
3. Micah Kubic, executive director, ACLU of Florida
4. Jessica Schneider, director, Detention Program, Americans for Immigrant Justice

Join the ACLU of Florida on Thursday, February 25, for a webinar and discussion about how we can improve voter access across the state.

During this webinar, we will discuss the administrative obstacles that deter people from exercising their right to vote, and what actions we can take together to build power at the local level around election administration reform. We will also provide updates on current ACLU of Florida initiatives to keep you informed of how we're continuing to promote civil liberties throughout our state.

We hope you can join us for this webinar so we can continue the work of ensuring every eligible voter has access to the ballot box.