Research & Publications

See how Maine’s state agencies, counties, and police departments have historically collaborated with federal immigration agencies.

Every law enforcement agency in Maine has written policies that govern its work. A new law means that Maine law enforcement agencies must make all of their policies available to the public.

This report documents widespread civil rights violations carried out by immigration agents during the first year of President Trump’s second term across eight states.

See the latest on our Supreme Court fight for birthright citizenship, legislative efforts to protect immigrants' rights and privacy, and more.

Maine law limits the use of ALPRs and other automated mass surveillance, but a company called Flock Safety has launched intensive marketing campaigns to towns throughout Maine.

A snapshot of 12 busy and exciting months at the ACLU of Maine.

Catch up on the latest news from the ACLU of Maine.

People without stable housing are arrested much more often than those with permanent housing, usually for nonviolent, low-level offenses. To better understand this disparity in our state, the ACLU of Maine is asking for public records related to the arrests of unhoused people.