ACLU of Arizona Commends the Veto of SB 1231
The ACLU of Arizona's statement following Gov. Hobbs' veto of SB 1231.
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The ACLU of Arizona's statement following Gov. Hobbs' veto of SB 1231.
Border Patrol routinely trashes and confiscates migrants' medications, legal documents, religious items, and other essentials.
The Nondiscrimination Statewide Act would expand existing protections that prevent discrimination in housing, employment, and public accommodations.
After a month-long closure, CBP reopened the Lukeville port of entry. In response to the port's reopening, the ACLU of Arizona, Kino Border Initiative and the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project issued to following statement.
The ACLU affiliates of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Arkansas issued a travel advisory warning people traveling through Texas to know their rights and take significant precautions to protect themselves following the passing of SB4.
The consent decree permanently prohibits the state of Arizona from excluding gender-affirming care from its employee health plan.