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Will Border Patrol finally stop destroying migrants' belongings? Here's what we know.
We released a report detailing how CBP was unlawfully confiscating and discarding migrants' belongings. Since then, 31 members of Congress and more than 1000 supporters joined us in urging them to stop — but our work isn’t over until we see actionable policy change.
By Noah Schramm
YES on Proposition 139
The ACLU of Arizona urges a YES vote on Proposition 139 to enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution.
NO on Proposition 312
The ACLU of Arizona urges a NO vote on Proposition 312, which would allow counties, cities, and towns to further criminalize homelessness.
NO on Proposition 314
The ACLU of Arizona urges a NO vote on Proposition 314, a dangerous ballot referendum that would set the state backwards by reviving its dark history of discriminatory and unworkable immigration laws.
NO on Proposition 134
The ACLU of Arizona urges a NO vote on Proposition 134 because it will undermine the ability of Arizonans to engage in the citizen initiative process and have a direct voice in our government.
NO on Proposition 136
The ACLU of Arizona opposes Proposition 136 because it will undermine the ability of Arizona voters to have a direct voice in our government.
NO on Proposition 137
The ACLU of Arizona has long fought for accountability within our legal system. Proposition 137 threatens fundamental, democratic principles of judicial accountability and independence.
Fifty-Two Years of Fear and Failure: The War on Drugs
June 17 marks the 52nd anniversary of America’s War on Drugs, a governmental effort that significantly heightened the penalties for those who sell drugs and those who use them. Heavy criminalization fractured families and communities – doing nothing to stop substance use.
By Katelynn Contreras
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