News & Commentary

The Arizona legislature adjourned Sine Die on June 27, 2025. The ACLU of Arizona, our partners, and supporters responded to stop legislation that threatened civil rights and liberties. Together, we successfully made our state a better place to live for all Arizonans.

Vast swaths of public land are now treated as military bases, cutting off access, blurring the line between law enforcement and the military.

Let’s talk about freedom of the press — what it is, why it matters, who it protects, and why it's under pressure once again.

The First Amendment guarantees that “Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech.” That means you have the right to express your opinions, even if they’re unpopular, controversial, or offensive. But there are some limits, and understanding those limits is crucial.

The First Amendment, just 45 words long, is a powerful safeguard for your voice, your beliefs, and your right to protest, among other things.

We’re reflecting on the first 100 days of the Trump administration and Arizona’s legislative session. Here’s how the ACLU of Arizona and supporters like you have risen to confront unprecedented challenges.

The ACLU of Arizona was joined by speakers from Planned Parenthood Advocates Arizona, Disability Law Arizona, and Common Defense for a community town hall in Tucson.

The ACLU of Arizona and LUCHA Arizona hosted a panel to discuss the impacts of the state and federal mass deportation agenda. Watch the recap and take action.

Congress is gearing up to cut hundreds of billions in funding for Medicaid. It’s happening right under our noses, and our rights depend on our ability to stop it.