Press Releases

As Forced ICE Collaboration Bill advances, ACLU reports on damage to public trust and civil rights

ACLU report finds widespread abuses, racial profiling, and liability risks for local law enforcement as 287(g) program expands
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights

Forced ICE Collaboration Bill unanimously rejected by public in Feb. 17 hearing

Amid two hours of public comment, no public support for House Bill 4764
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights

Fired Clemson faculty member wins settlement after being fired for a Facebook post about Charlie Kirk

Clemson University has rescinded its firing of an assistant professor who shared another person's Facebook post via his personal account that was critical of the late conservative pundit Charlie Kirk.
Court Cases: Bregy v. Clemson

South Carolinians Act to Stop State from Unlawfully Deploying National Guard Members as Police in Washington D.C.

Governor McMaster’s Partisan Political Move to Militarize U.S. Cities Violates Long-Standing South Carolina Law

S.C. NAACP and Disabled Voters Challenge Restrictions on Voter Assistance

Disabled voters are suing to challenge South Carolina’s restrictions on voter assistance because these laws violate the federal Voting Rights Act and will impede their ability to vote in the 2026 primaries and general election.