ACLU-NH condemns passage of bill to permit discrimination of transgender Granite Staters; urges Governor Ayotte to veto
This discriminatory, detrimental, and regressive bill is an attempt to expel transgender Granite Staters from public life.
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This discriminatory, detrimental, and regressive bill is an attempt to expel transgender Granite Staters from public life.
Court Victory: A federal judge in Concord granted a preliminary injunction restoring our client's F-1 legal status and allowing him to continue his studies.
Many questions remain, including the criteria that will be used for these reactivations and whether this will apply to students who did not file lawsuits.
A federal judge blocked the U.S. Department of Education's unprecedented and unlawful attempt to restrict discussions and programs on diversity, equity, and inclusion in educational institutions.
No administration should be allowed to circumvent the law to unilaterally strip students of status, disrupt their studies, and put them at risk of deportation.
The parties have reached an agreement that blocks the department from taking any enforcement action under either directive until at least April 24, 2025.