Through protest, letter writing, phone calls, and more, Granite Staters made their voices overwhelmingly clear–and our federal, state, and local lawmakers listened, acted, and ultimately prevented such a horrifying facility from being created in NH.

We commend the state legislature for decisively refusing today to force New Hampshire back to this archaic, cruel, and unjust practice.

This is a court victory for academic freedom, the free speech rights of educators, and for New Hampshire students who have a right to an inclusive education free from censorship.

ACLU-NH files public records request to Governor’s Office

Right-to-know request reveals New Hampshire state agency consulted on ICE’s plans in Merrimack

13 NH police departments, including the State Police, are conducting or will conduct immigration enforcement for ICE, but their training is unknown to Granite Staters

Immigrants’ rights advocates will argue critical case before the Supreme Court later this term

Appeals court upholds block on President Trump’s executive order that seeks to strip babies born in the U.S. of their U.S. citizenship.

Law would have forced K-12 public school educators and colleges and universities to guess what was prohibited or risk loss of funding