Second Circuit reverses lower court after holding that due process bars prolonged immigration detention without a bond hearing.
On June 7, 2024, officers at the Buffalo Federal Detention Facility (BFDF) retaliated against approximately 40 detained engaged in their First Amendment-protected right to peacefully hunger strike. Detained people were protesting the discontinuance of free phone calls to family and the BFDF policy of indiscriminately locking people in cells for approximately 18 hours per day.
This case seeks reparative justice for the extrajudicial killing of Manuel “Tortuguita” Paez Terán, the first environmental activist in modern U.S. history to have been shot and killed by police during a protest.
This case challenges biased policing practices of Louisiana’s St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office, including the humiliating practice of unnecessary, suspicion-less and nonconsensual frisks that Black men are subjected to in intimidating and unjustified traffic stops.
Tags Share The ACLU of Louisiana and Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights filed a writ application to appeal a misdemeanor criminal conviction on behalf of Anthony Monroe, a Louisiana man who was beaten by Louisiana State Police during a traffic stop and then convicted at a bench trial of resisting arrest. Mr. Monroe is now

This case challenges the abusive use of a full-body restraint device called the WRAP during deportation flights.
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This case under the Freedom of Information Act seeks to expose ongoing denial of medical treatment and abuse by guards at a New York immigration detention center.
This case seeks accountability for torture and cruel and degrading treatment inflicted on Cameroonian men in immigration detention in Louisiana and on deportation flights.
Federal court finds due process violated by prolonged immigration detention with repeated solitary confinement.
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights grants first public hearing on extrajudicial killing of Mike Brown.
This case seeks accountability through international human rights law for the extrajudicial killing of Rekia Boyd by a Chicago police officer.
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