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Virginia voters decisively chose civil rights in the face of federal attacks

“This election was a critical step to protect the civil rights and civil liberties of everyone in Virginia, and when Virginia voters went to the polls on Tuesday, they delivered a clear repudiation of politicians’ attempts to roll them back.”
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Six reasons to organize with the ACLU of Virginia right now

Are you looking for a way to stand up for civil liberties in Virginia? Build people power with our Organizing team.
Know Your Rights
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Know Your Rights: Immigrants Stopped By Police or ICE

Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Help make sure everyone knows their rights.
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Virginia voters decisively chose civil rights in the face of federal attacks

“This election was a critical step to protect the civil rights and civil liberties of everyone in Virginia, and when Virginia voters went to the polls on Tuesday, they delivered a clear repudiation of politicians’ attempts to roll them back.”

Acquitted soccer player free to reunite with family in Belgium after over a decade in solitary confinement

"Mr. Trabelsi's reunion with his family comes after being held in detention in the U.S. for years even after being cleared of all charges. That should never have happened," said ACLU-VA Senior Immigrants' Rights Attorney Sophia Gregg.

DoDEA must return books to shelves, judge rules

Schools on military bases had banned nearly 600 books related to race and gender in response to Trump’s executive orders.