ACLU of Colorado Warns Local Law Enforcement Against Overreach in Federal Civil Immigration Enforcement

A new letter cautions Colorado sheriffs and pretrial detention centers against violating state laws prohibiting specific kinds of collaboration with ICE.

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Failed War on Drugs Policies Won't Stop the Overdose Crisis, But Harm Reduction Can Save Lives

Anna I. Kurtz, (she/her), Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU of Colorado In the midst

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ACLU of Colorado Statement on Incoming Trump Administration's Threats to Immigrants’ Rights 

“It is clear, with the re-election of former President Donald Trump, that feelings of fear and uncertainty are spreading through immigrant communities across the country.

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ACLU of Colorado Statement on the 2024 Election

DENVER – The Associated Press has announced that Former President Donald Trump is President-elect of the United States.

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Blog: Black Votes Create Power

Living while Black is a struggle. Our Black communities fight to be seen and heard in many aspects of life. We fought to be treated as humans and have our basic human rights respected. We fought to be a part of communities and to gain voting rights.

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Blog: Celebrating Juneteenth and Our Collective Commitment for True Equality

Juneteenth is the celebration of the freedom of Black people from chattel slavery. One hundred and sixty years later, our fight to dismantle racial barriers and systemic inequities is far from over.

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Court Grants Temporary Restraining Order, Pueblo Syringe Exchange Programs Can Resume Services Immediately 

Today, the Pueblo County District Court ordered the City of Pueblo immediately to stop enforcing a harmful new ordinance that had prohibited syringe exchange programs within the city.

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Blog: 50 Years Since “Los Seis de Boulder”

In 1974, six Chicanx activists were killed in two distinct car bombings in Boulder, Colorado. On the night of May 27, 1974, Neva Romero, Reyes Martinez, and Una Jaakola were killed in a car explosion in Chautauqua Park.

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Oklahoma Travel Advisory

The American Civil Liberties Unions (ACLUs) of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, San Diego & Imperial Counties, Arizona, Arkansas and Texas are issuing a travel advisory for their residents about the threat of civil and constitutional rights violations when traveling...

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