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Federal Court Blocks Immediate Deportation of Iraqi Nationals

Update: On June 24, the ACLU of Michigan filed an amended complaint to turn the Michigan case into a nationwide class action on behalf of all Iraqi nationals who face deportation.

June 22, 2017

ACLU Sues to Stop Deportation of Iraqis Targeted in Weekend ICE Raids

The ACLU filed a class-action lawsuit today to immediately stop federal immigration officials from deporting more than 100 Iraqi nationals rounded up in raids by federal agents last weekend, arguing that it is illegal to deport the detainees without giving them an opportunity to prove that they c

June 15, 2017

Criminal Charges Brought Against Two High-Ranking State Health Officials in Flint Water Crisis

Statement from ACLU of Michigan Executive Director, Kary Moss, on today's charges in the Flint Water Crisis:

June 14, 2017

Billboards In Arabic, English, and Spanish Intended to Remind the Public That ‘We The People’ Means Everyone

In an effort to remind the public about its First Amendment rights and to reassure immigrants that constitutional protections extend to them as well, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan on Monday launched a public-education campaign that features the First Amendment printed in Arabic,

June 5, 2017

Supreme Court to Hear First Cell Phone Location Data Case

The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a landmark case on whether the government needs a warrant to access a person’s cell phone location history. The American Civil Liberties Union and ACLU of Michigan are co-counsel in the case, Carpenter v. United States.

June 5, 2017

State Supreme Court Puts on Hold Trial of Man Charged for Facebook Comment

The state Supreme Court yesterday decided to put on hold the trial of Nheru Littleton, a Detroit man who was arrested last year and charged with making "terroristi

June 1, 2017