ICE agents arrest an individual with a protest sign saying "Families Belong Together."

State of Immigration Enforcement in North Carolina: What You Need to Know

Learn more about 1) detention at immigration appointments; 2) 287(g) agreements between ICE and North Carolina law enforcement; 3) where people are being detained; 4) what to do if someone you know is detained by ICE; and 5) ICE Watch trainings and community hotlines.

“How Am I Supposed to Get a Fair Shot? As a Black Man, the Odds are Stacked Against Me.”

Written by Larry Allred, an incarcerated North Carolinian in Caswell Correctional.
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“How Am I Supposed to Get a Fair Shot? As a Black Man, the Odds are Stacked Against Me.”

Written by Larry Allred, an incarcerated North Carolinian in Caswell Correctional.

Larry

N.C. Court Appoints Special Master to Oversee Protections for People Incarcerated During the Pandemic

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If We Can Pardon Turkeys, We Can Pardon People.

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Civil Rights Groups File Lawsuit to Protect Protesters on Eve of the Election

Alamance Protest Case 11/2020

Police Violence Disrupts March to Polls in Alamance County

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Eye on Civil Liberties: Where You Can Have an Impact in Elections Closer to Home

The intense focus on the presidential race can easily obscure policies that could have more of a direct impact on communities in both red and blue states, but they are no less important.

Photo of multiple voting stations set up in the Kentucky Exposition Center for voters to cast their ballot.