ACLU Responds to ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict in Kyle Rittenhouse Case
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Demand that the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department Stop Working With ICE
The Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department will hold a steering committee meeting on Tuesday, November 30th, to discuss oversight of the Sheriff's 287(g) agreement with ICE, which deputizes members of Sheriff's department to act as ICE agents within the county ja
Semi-annual Report Finds That Milwaukee Police Department Continues to Stop and Frisk Without Reasonable Suspicion
MILWAUKEE — The ACLU of Wisconsin called on the Milwaukee Police Department to provide specific plans on how they plan to address a semi-annual report issued today that f
ACLU of Wisconsin Set to Appeal to DPI as Chippewa Falls Continues to Mishandle Discrimination Complaints
CHIPPEWA FALLS - The ACLU of Wisconsin announced today that it had filed an appeal with the Department of Public Instruction on behalf of Ti’nya Singletary, a Black 8th-grade student who
ACLU of Wisconsin Asks Oneida County Jail To Change It’s Ban On Mail To Incarcerated People, Requests Contracts Between Jail and Costly Electronic Communication Vendors
MILWAUKEE — The ACLU of Wisconsin today called Oneida County Jail’s ban of mailed personal correspondence to incarcerated people a violation of their First Amendment rights and asked that the jail change its harmful policy.
Milwaukee Police and Fire Commission Should Consider Community Input Before Confirming Norman Into Permanent Milwaukee Police Department Chief Role
MILWAUKEE — The ACLU of Wisconsin today reminded the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission that it should carefully consider community input in the process of selecting a new permanent police chief, whether or not they choose the current acting Milwaukee Police