After More Than a Decade of DACA, Immigrant Families Still Need Expanded and Permanent Protections

As the Trump administration aggressively targets community members for detention and deportation, New Jersey must do more to defend immigrants’ rights.

By Molly Linhorst

Immigrant Power

Voting Rights are Under Attack – New Jersey Must Pass the Voter Empowerment Act

The NJVEA would strengthen our democracy by protecting voters of color, reducing barriers to voting, increasing language access and assistance, and prohibiting deceptive practices at the polls.

By Alejandra Sorto

voters at polling station

Pride is Still, and Has Always Been, Protest

It’s as important now as ever before that we continue to fight back, speak up, and boldly declare that we all have the freedom to be.

Pride Is Still Protest

Five Years After George Floyd, The Cry for Racial Justice and Police Accountability Remains

The 2020 protests following Floyd’s murder demonstrated the potential for confronting police violence in communities of color. Yet half a decade later, the legislative response has still fallen short.

Black Lives Matter is handwritten in thick black on a white poster and held at a rally

Protect Medicaid: Watch ACLU-NJ's Virtual Town Hall on Federal Cuts to Health Care

15 million people with disabilities are enrolled in Medicaid, and the House of Representatives just voted to cut $800 billion from this life-saving program.

Save Medicaid Townhall on photo of capital building with ACLU-NJ logo in lower right corner

Cast Your Vote in the Primary Election this June – The Stakes Couldn’t be Higher

This election, vote like your rights depend on it.

It's time to vote your rights. Primary election day is Tuesday, June 10.

As Summit Considers Banning Sleeping in Public Spaces, Community Members Demand More Humane Policies

For the city council to address homelessness humanely, members must focus on ensuring easily accessible shelters and resources for those experiencing homelessness, not further criminalizing vulnerable people.

By DaWuan Norwood

ACLU-NJ Policy Counsel DuWuan Norwood testifies at the Summit City Council.

U.S. Attorney’s ‘Election Integrity Task Force’ is a Threat to Democracy

Habba's task force is premised on false, nativist, and thoroughly discredited narratives about fraudulent voting.

By Liza Weisberg

Black Man voting on white brick background

As a New Member of Newark’s CCRB, I’m Hopeful NJ Will Prioritize a Future with Meaningful Community Oversight of Police

Creating CCRBs with meaningful community oversight of police is a critical step toward building a safer future for all New Jerseyans.

By DaWuan Norwood

DaWuan Norwood is sworn into the Newark CCRB.