Intolerable Conditions at Downtown Immigration Facility Will End Under Terms of Lawsuit Settlement

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By ACLU of Southern California

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ACLU/SC Settles Lawsuit over Orange County High School That Tolerated Homophobia and Sexism

SANTA ANA, Calif. – The ACLU of Southern California and the law firm of Hadsell, Stormer, Keeny, Richardson and Renick LLP have settled a lawsuit against Orange County’s Newport-Mesa Unified School District and Corona del Mar High School over a sexist and homophobic atmosphere that officials permitted to flourish at the school.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Mojave Cross: "You always wonder, is there some question I haven't thought of?"

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By Peter Eliasberg

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Federal Court Rules Lawsuit Challenging Prolonged Detention of Immigrants Can Go Forward

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By ACLU of Southern California

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ACLU/SC Demands Lancaster City Council End Sectarian Prayers at City Meetings

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By ACLU of Southern California

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DHS Plan to Improve the Immigration Detention System a Good First Step

NEW YORK – Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials today announced intentions to improve the nation's immigration detention system, including ending family detention at the T. Don Hutto family detention center in Taylor, TX.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Statement from Ramona Ripston on the Resignation of Chief William Bratton

Chief Bratton's resignation is a great loss for the city of Los Angeles. He believes in community policing, and he restored the confidence of the community in the LAPD. I watched three prior police chiefs run the LAPD, and the reality is that progress was not made until Chief Bratton became chief and imposed his will and values on the department.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Statement from Ramona Ripston on the Resignation of Chief William Bratton

Chief Bratton's resignation is a great loss for the city of Los Angeles. He believes in community policing, and he restored the confidence of the community in the LAPD. I watched three prior police chiefs run the LAPD, and the reality is that progress was not made until Chief Bratton became chief and imposed his will and values on the department.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Veterans Groups File Briefs in the Supreme Court Supporting ACLU in Mojave Cross Case

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – A group of high-ranking retired military officers and government officials has joined the Jewish War Veterans, the American Muslim Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs Council, the Muslim American Veterans Association and other groups in filing amicus briefs supporting the position of the American Civil Liberties Union that a stand-alone Latin cross in the Mojave National Preserve is not an appropriate national memorial to American veterans.

By ACLU of Southern California

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