10 Questions for Brett Kavanaugh
The ACLU has prepared 10 relevant and appropriate questions for Kavanaugh and are asking our senators to ask and expect answers to them before they vote on Mr. Kavanaugh’s nomination.
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ACLU of Alaska Makes Six-Figure TV Ad Buy as Trump Closes in on Supreme Court Pick
As President Trump closes in on his pick to replace Justice Kennedy, the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska launched a six-figure TV ad buy in Alaska calling on Senator Murkowski to demand Trump’s nominee take a clear public position on a woman’s right to make her own health care decisions.
ACLU of Alaska Asks Sen. Lisa Murkowski To Vocally Oppose Title X "Gag Rule"
We write today to express grave concern for the health and wellbeing of Alaskan men and women in the wake of the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) proposed new rules governing the Title X family planning program.
Be Out. Be Loud. Be Proud.
ACLU of Alaska will be at Pride events around the state next month. We are thrilled to be celebrating with LGBT communities in Anchroage and Talkeetna.
We're Proud of Defeating Prop 1, but Important Equality Work Remains
This was an amazing week for the rights of Alaskans. For the first time anywhere in our nation a standalone, anti-transgender “bathroom bill” – Prop 1 – was defeated at the ballot box. And it was the voters of Anchorage who did it!
ACLU of Alaska Sues Palmer Police for Unlawful Arrest of Undocumented Immigrant and Assault Victim
Today, we filed suit against the Palmer Police Department for unlawfully arresting a resident at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Alaska peace officers have no authority under Alaska law to detain or arrest people for being undocumented, even if ICE requests it.
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