Research & Publications

IN PROGRESS: During traffic stops, Maine State Police have called federal immigration agents to the scene and taken people to federal immigration agents following the stop. We're demanding information to learn more about Maine's cooperation with federal immigration agencies.

In this season's issue, we give an update on our legal work and introduce you to our new Executive Director, Arthur Padilla!

In this season's issue, we discuss our Indigenous Justice work and help you prepare for the midterm election.

A landmark law signed on June 15, 2001, requires schools to teach Maine K–12 students about Wabanaki territories, economic systems, cultural systems, governments, and political systems, as well as the Wabanaki tribes’ relationships with local, state, national, and international governments.

In this season's issue, we discuss the 2022 legislative session and introduce new members of our team.

In this season's issue, we discuss our lawsuit challenging Maine's unconstitutional indigent defense system.

A joint report from the ACLU of Maine and the Maine Center on Economic Policy detailing the enormous economic and financial costs of drug criminalization, and making the case for decriminalizing drugs in Maine.