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SCOTUS decision on Voting Rights Act, a disappointment
In a disappointing 5-4 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court today struck down Section 4, a critical provision of the Voting Rights Act that had protected the right to vote for people of color and language minorities since 1965.
Race still matters
Today, the US Supreme Court reaffirmed that university admissions policies may take race into account as part of an individualized and holistic admissions process if “necessary” to create a diverse student body.
Supporting Immigration Reform = Supporting America's Economy
Earlier this week, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released its analysis of the economic effects of comprehensive immigration reform. The report demonstrates that not only does immigration reform pay for itself, but it also gives a much needed boost to our economy.
ACLU/SC joins Father's Day rally for immigration reform [VIDEO]
“Each and every day, we have thousands of people who are deported from this country.
Immigration Law 101: UCLA Professor Hiroshi Motomura [VIDEO]
LOS ANGELES — UCLA Immigration Law professor Hiroshi Motomura led what he described as "a 42-hour immigration course compressed into two hours" at the ACLU of Southern California headquarters last Tuesday. Well-known for his consultancy in high profile immigration cases and for his piv