Court Approves Settlement in ACLU of Massachusetts Immigration Lawsuit
Ahead of second Trump administration, relief in class action lawsuit impacting noncitizens with final orders of removal who are married to U.S. citizens
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Ahead of second Trump administration, relief in class action lawsuit impacting noncitizens with final orders of removal who are married to U.S. citizens
“The state established the Office of Inspector General in 2021 after decades of advocacy for racial justice and civil rights. We expect the Criminal Justice Commission to undertake a thorough and timely search to fill this critical role without any gap in service,” said David McGuire.
Videos Shown in Open Court are Available to the Public by Law, says ACLU
The Associated Press called the 2024 presidential election contest for Donald J. Trump. Here's Executive Director David McGuire's full response.
Connecticut voters have championed voting rights and overwhelmingly voted to pass the no excuse absentee voting ballot referendum.
A group of 1,144 early in-person voters in North Stonington are experiencing voting issues after incorrect instructions from officials on proper voting protocols.