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"Filed: USC student conducting life-saving biochemical research challenges abrupt, unexplained termination of his immigration status." Photo of University of South Carolina's Thomas Cooper Library at sunset in background.

International Students' Rights

"Young, First-Time Voters (Finally) Allowed to Register to Vote at South Carolina DMV." Cutout image of a generic South Carolina driver's license.

Voting Rights Victory

"Wanted: Communications Consultant." Photo of the Statue of Liberty and logo of the ACLU of South Carolina.

Proposals Due 4/30

"Know Your Rights: Immigration." Text appears over a landscape photo of marshland under a clouded blue sky.

Know Your Rights: Immigration

"Filed: Library Patrons Sue Greenville County Over Widespread Removals and Restrictions of LGBTQ Books." Background is a grayscale photo of library stacks.

Libraries Are For Everybody

"North Myrtle Beach wanted to police musical content. We took them to court and won." Text appears over a boombox and an aerial photo of the beachfront. A content warning label reads "First Amendment Victory."

First Amendment Victory

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Religious Liberty

State House Dispatch: May 5, 2025

Mandatory flag salutes, juvenile justice reform, and a unanimous vote for school proselytization — plus an update on the teacher criminalization bill

In the courts

Violating the civil liberties of South Carolinians? We'll see y'all in court.

Ariwoola v. Noem

An international Ph.D. student at the University of South Carolina faces the threat of arrest and deportation as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has suddenly and unilaterally terminated his F-1 student status. We're suing to defend his due process rights.

Ariwoola v. Noem
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