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In a court filing Thursday, the DOJ said the ACLU should "use their considerable resources" to locate the hundreds of parents the administration deported before reuniting them with their children.

The facial recognition tool, called "Rekognition," is already being used by U.S. law enforcement.

The now-viral video shows a Border Patrol agent questioning bus riders' citizenship in New Mexico.

"Mr. Cottingham physically flinched and verbally protested, making clear that this highly intrusive search was not within the scope of the frisk to which he had consented."

The Trump administration says it reunified 57 immigrant children with their parents on Thursday, but the ACLU says it can't confirm that claim.

Donations made to the civil liberties advocacy group also leaped from about $3 million to $5 million annually to $120 million in the same period.

"People should be free to walk down the street without being watched by the government," the ACLU said.

Amazon workers revolt: "We don't have to wait to find out how these technologies will be used."

This one takes aim at the Trump administration's practice of separating migrant children from their parents at the U.S. border.

The man has been held in Iraq since September 2017, but U.S. authorities say they do not have enough evidence to charge him in an American court.

Groups called the question "draconian" and accused the Trump administration of using it to further an anti-immigrant agenda.

Border authorities are accused of kicking a child in the ribs and forcing a 16-year-old girl to "spread her legs" for an aggressive body search.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos should issue a clarification or "resign forthwith for abject incompetence," said Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund President Thomas Saenz.

The population of incarcerated girls and women increased from roughly 26,500 in 1980 to 214,000 in 2016, according to one analysis.

The Protect and Serve Act uses language in existing hate crime legislation to define how to prosecute attacks against police.

Eighty-two percent of prosecutors said that "domestic violence is now under-reported and harder to investigate and/or prosecute."

"Some women have tragically suffered miscarriages while being held in detention," a letter signed by 276 rights organizations warns.

The new law, signed yesterday, makes it a crime for doctors at Kentucky's last remaining abortion clinic to perform a safe and medically proven abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation, or "D&E."

"The only fraud is the occupant of the Oval Office," California Secretary of State Alex Padilla said.

Secretary DeVos has consistently shown her willful ignorance when failing to visit underperforming schools, as well as her mean-spirited, anti-LGBT views when denying rights to certain students.

Complaint filed by the ACLU said the aerospace engineer was left feeling distressed and humiliated.

The building owner said he doesn't want to live in a community where "busybodies and bureaucrats" are the arbiters of taste.

The ACLU said that in attaining a DEA registration to import drugs, Nebraska listed a licensed prison pharmacy that's not located where the drugs will be used for the executions.

Civil rights groups have called David Bores's talk "hateful" and "potentially unconstitutional."

An estimated 77 million Americans have debt that has been turned over to a private collection agency, the ACLU said.

Agents "can drill down into the data to build a detailed picture of your private life, including where you work, where you live," ACLU lawyer says.

The Health and Human Services Department announced the creation of a division to enforce protections for religious health care workers, but activists worry that it could lead workers to opt out of helping LGBT patients and those seeking abortions.

The political climate has increased "the effort to inject religion into public schools more often," an ACLU attorney said.

The civil liberties has honed in on the Lewis County school district where it says it has "serious concern" with a program.

The renowned book, "The New Jim Crow" by Michelle Alexander, is not allowed in two New Jersey state prisons, according to prison documents obtained by the ACLU of New Jersey and released Monday.