Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA is safe for now, and the ACLU of Kansas joins the millions of people nationwide celebrating this morning’s Supreme Court decision declaring President Trump’s efforts to end the lifeline program as reckless and unreasonable.

A federal appeals court ruled a Kansas voting law crafted by former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is unconstitutional and violates the National Voter Registration Act, commonly referred to as the “motor-voter law.”

In a promising development, Leavenworth District Court Judge David King issued an order for a Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Our primary concern has been and will continue to be the welfare of our clients, who in the face of a deadly, worldwide pandemic cannot practice any of the safeguards medical professionals have recommended. Time is of the essence.

Still, today's outcome is only a temporary victory for reproductive rights in Kansas. We need all Kansans standing ready to defend these rights, as we defend the Kansas Constitution and work to ensure that politics are not put above women’s health.

Producing favorable educational outcomes should be the focus, rather than singling out certain students for discrimination.

In a sharp challenge to the Kansas Highway Patrol’s practice of targeting motorists with out-of-state plates traveling to and from Colorado, the ACLU of Kansas filed suit against what it called unconstitutional targeting and routinely employing a training technique known as the “Kansas Two-Step."