Lawsuit claims the agency violated procedural standards and asylum law in applying its “Remain in Mexico” policy to the plaintiffs

The court’s ultimate ruling may enable hundreds of thousands of Floridians to vote in November’s general election

Mayor’s proposal would cost nearly $412 million dollars and continue to exacerbate racial disparities in the county

As Florida officials continue resisting efforts to significantly reduce the prison population and have been slow to publicly reveal their plans for handling a coronavirus outbreak in prisons, the 28th person incarcerated in the state has died from COVID-19.

State actors need to protect people engaging in their First Amendment rights.

Organization calls for transparency around reporting COVID-19 related deaths, medical quarantine and testing

New database identifies potentially eligible voters under SB7066; ACLU partners will use it as a part of their voter registration and outreach efforts to returning citizens

There are roughly 95,000 people now incarcerated in Florida and many prisons have dealt with serious overcrowding issues that make it practically impossible to practice social distancing. The high population creates both a public health and humanitarian crisis if an outbreak occurs.