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US Immigration · United States

US judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit on Illinois and Chicago over immigration

58% Center coverage: 115 sources

A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Justice Department that accused the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago of unlawfully interfering with President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. See the Story

Jefferson County, Illinois · Jefferson County

VICTORY: Jefferson County, Ill., moves Ten Commandments monument, residents dismiss lawsuit

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Following Jefferson County’s removal of a large Ten Commandments monument from the lawn of the county courthouse, the plaintiffs have withdrawn a lawsuit challenging the display. Represented by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the ACLU of Illinois and the ACLU, a group of religious and nonreligious Jefferson County, Ill., residents filed suit last month in state court, alleging that the religious monument violated Illinois’ constitutional p…See the Story

ACLU · Illinois

ACLU of Illinois Calls for Action as Traffic Stop Data in Illinois

The 2024 data released by Illinois Department of Transportation shows twenty years of consistent and unexplained disparities by race in traffic stops each and every year.Read Article

AI Poses Threats of Discrimination and Violations of Civil Liberties, ACLU Says • Virginia Mercury

94% Left coverage: 16 sources

Artificial intelligence is increasingly woven into our lives, but civil libertarians say that if it is improperly used, it can perpetuate historic discrimination and make mistakes that can dramatically alter someone’s life. (David Espejo/Stock photo via Getty Images)The proliferation of decision-making artificial intelligence systems into consequential facets of life is posing threats to Americans and increasing racial biases, tech and legal exp…Artificial Intelligence · Minnesota See the Story

Neal v. Jefferson County Board of Commissioners

In 2024, the elected Sheriff of Jefferson County Illinois, Jeff Bullard, led an effort to fund and place a nearly seven-foot monument featuring a Protestant version of the Ten Commandments in the lobby of the County Courthouse in Mount Vernon. On the advice of lawyers, the Sheriff moved the monument outside, but it still stands at the only public entrance the courthouse. ThisMount Vernon, Illinois · Mount Vernon Read Article

Jefferson County Residents Sue to Remove Massive Ten Commandments Monument From Courthouse Lawn

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A group of multifaith and non-religious Jefferson County taxpayers and residents filed suit in state court yesterday, seeking to remove a nearly seven-foot-tall Ten Commandments monument from the lawn of the Jefferson County Courthouse. Represented by the ACLU of Illinois, the Freedom From Religion ...Jefferson County, Illinois · Jefferson County See the Story

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