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ACLU of Nevada sues DMV to learn extent of its cooperation with ICE

The ACLU of Nevada is suing the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles for allegedly failing to provide records in accordance with state law, including correspondence with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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ACLU of Nevada files notice of appeal to continue challenge of LVMPD 287(g) agreement with ICE 

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After Years of Advocacy, the House of Representatives Finally Cuts Funding to Trump’s Deportation Force

Congress' FY21 Department of Homeland Security funding bill significantly reduces ICE detention, takes meaningful steps to hold ICE and CBP accountable for their wasteful spending, and rescinds money for Trump’s border wall.

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After 17 Months of Unlawful Detention, Court Orders Release of U.S. Resident Wrongfully Detained Under Patriot Act

For well over a year, the U.S. government has held Adham Hassoun in a detention facility without trial, without criminal charge, and without end in sight. Today, a court ordered the government to release him.

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DHS Watchdog Confirms: ICE is Failing to Protect Detained People From COVID

ICE continues to claim it is adequately protecting people in its custody from COVID. A new report shows how patently untrue that is.

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ICE’s Lack of Transparency About COVID-19 in Detention Will Cost Lives

ICE has been demonstrably dishonest with the courts and public about matters related to COVID-19 — so we're filing a FOIA request to uncover more information.

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How to Co-opt a Pandemic to Ban Asylum

The Trump administration is exploiting a public health crisis to achieve its long-held goal of ending asylum at the border.

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“They Don’t Care if You Die”: Immigrants in ICE Detention Fear the Spread of COVID-19

Across the country, there are nearly 36,000 people in the custody of ICE on an average day. Some are in county jails and state prisons, others are in facilities run by private contractors like the GEO Group. Many are asylum seekers who have asked the U.S. to protect them from persecution abroad.

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The Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Asylum Seekers Receive Their Day in Court

In March, the ACLU will be in front of the U.S. Supreme Court to defend the right to a day in court for asylum seekers and other vulnerable noncitizens.

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