Ride With Rights

As part of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) continues to ramp up enforcement activities far away from the border — and found themselves a willing partner in Greyhound.

With Greyhound drivers' permission, agents board Greyhound buses without any suspicion and detain passengers — especially those with brown skin or a foreign accent — until they answer questions about their citizenship and show their documents.

ACLU affiliates in California, New York, Texas, Washington, Vermont, New Hampshire, Arizona, Florida, Michigan, and Maine are calling on Greyhound to stop enabling CBP's violation of people's constitutional rights. In this country, we are all free to ride the bus without having to prove our citizenship and without fear that immigration agents will interrogate and arrest us based on the color of our skin.

• Tell Greyhound to stop throwing our rights under the bus.

• See our Know Your Rights materials. Read them, know them, share them.

• Organize your own Know Your Rights action at a Greyhound station using our toolkit.
• Join us for in-person events at Greyhound stations: sign up for email updates.

• See our letter to Greyhound.