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Recent reporting and legal filings show a wave of lawsuits and claims against ICE for unlawful arrests and detentions — including cases where U.S. citizens were detained or where advocates say ICE arr...
All-party (often called “two-party”) consent states require that every participant in a private conversation agree before audio can be recorded; most states, and federal law follow one‑party consent, ...
Since the 2020 protests over George Floyd’s killing, multiple U.S. cities have reached settlements that include explicit per‑plaintiff payout amounts or line‑item totals to groups of protesters—most p...
You have a First Amendment right to protest and to record ICE and other federal officers in public so long as you don’t physically interfere with their duties; legal groups and civil-rights orgs say I...
over the past decade have repeatedly scrutinized ’s interactions with minors — from class-action wins that curbed juvenile detention practices to emergency habeas releases and injunctions addressing d...
Civil liberties groups have responded to NSPM-7 and accompanying executive steps against antifa with coordinated public denunciations, FOIA litigation seeking internal legal justifications, and warnin...
agents in public is protected by the First Amendment and multiple legal guides and advocacy groups say people have a right to film so long as they do not obstruct official duties ; however, that const...
ICE has, in prior litigation and FOIA-driven disclosure efforts, produced whole categories of contracts and agreements—most visibly detention facility contracts and procurement proposals—through lawsu...
New York City’s decision to adopt and promote the IHRA “working definition” of antisemitism has accelerated universities in the city to formalize that definition within equity offices and nondiscrimin...
No Kings was launched and branded as a mass, nonviolent movement by the 50501 Movement and a network of allied groups; organizers and partner pages identify Indivisible leaders and civil‑liberties org...
Police and local-government responses to the October 18 “No Kings” demonstrations varied sharply by city and state: many large cities reported zero arrests and largely peaceful policing (New York City...