ACLU of Nebraska Launches Statewide Immigrants’ Rights Campaign
The rights awareness campaign carries a message to Nebraskan immigrants: “all of us have rights and all of us belong.”
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The rights awareness campaign carries a message to Nebraskan immigrants: “all of us have rights and all of us belong.”
The report card focuses on themes across districts.
LINCOLN, Neb. – The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals released a decision today in an ongoing legal challenge to a requirement that petitioners must collect a certain number of signatures from 38 Nebraska counties to qualify for the statewide ballot.
Along with the demands, the letter includes a litigation hold that instructs recipients to preserve certain documents, effectively warning that the ACLU of Nebraska is considering litigation.
Congress passed ICWA in 1978 to address a nationwide crisis of child welfare agencies forcibly removing Indigenous children from their homes and placing them into non-Native homes at disproportionate rates.
Four years after the raid, work to bring accountability continues.