July Updates: ICE Out laws and Major Court Victories

Dive into the biggest news in our July e-newsletter, including our victory at the U.S. Supreme Court, how you can help get ICE out of Maine, and more.

By Molly Curren Rowles, Maggie Nugent

Map of U.S. with scales, a column, and a gavel overlayed.

No Warrant, Big Problem: ‘ICE Out of Our Homes’ Law Protects Maine Renters

We all have a right to be safe at home. Maine’s new ICE Out of Our Homes law will help protect renters and landlords from rogue federal agents.

By Zachary Heiden

Law enforcement officers at the door of a brick home.

The Supreme Court Term in Review

Catch a recording of our discussion covering the court’s role and what these decisions mean for Maine.

By Carol Garvan, Zachary Heiden, Molly Curren Rowles, Aaron Rosenblum

Birthright Citizenship Rally at SCOTUS

Report: ICE Killing in Biddeford Was Not an Isolated Incident

Intentional changes at ICE have resulted in violence throughout the country, including widespread terror during Operation Catch of the Day and this week’s killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford.

By Molly Curren Rowles

Agents of Chaos and Cruelty

New Laws to Keep ICE Out of Maine

Three new ICE Out laws will help keep ICE out of policing, our homes, and our schools and state healthcare.

By Samuel Crankshaw, Maggie Nugent

Person holding homemade protest sign reading: ICE OUT FOR GOOD

Our Latest Claw-suit to Purr-tect the First Amendment

Just because some elected officials can’t take a joke doesn’t mean the government can ban people from making them.

By Anahita Sotoohi, Samuel Crankshaw

McGonigle v Curran

We Took the Fight for Birthright Citizenship to SCOTUS – and We Won

We took the president to SCOTUS to defend birthright citizenship – and we won.

By Molly Curren Rowles, Maggie Nugent

Birthright Citizenship Rally at SCOTUS

Flock CEO Goes Ballistic on Critics as More Americans Question Mass Driver Surveillance

CEO attacks motives of people who care about privacy, says they are trying to “normalize lawlessness” and “let murderers go free”

City councilmembers in Oak Park Village IL debating ALPR

Trump Wants Maine Voters’ Private Data. A Federal Court Just Stopped Him.

A U.S. district court has dismissed the federal government’s lawsuit, blocking its demand for full access to Maine voters’ sensitive personal information.

By Zachary Heiden, Maggie Nugent

Person holding protest sign reading "protect your vote."