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ACLU of Wyoming Files Challenge to Laramie County’s Illegal ICE Agreements

ACLU argues that Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak contracted with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, effectively deputizing local law enforcement to operate as immigration agents, without the proper oversight of the Laramie County Commission.
Court Cases: Juntos et al. v. Kozak

ACLU of Wyoming Hires New Deputy Executive Director

Denzler will oversee chapter operations and lead efforts to ensure the work of the ACLU is well-supported, coordinated and aligned with its strategic plan to further advance civil liberties in Wyoming.

ACLU of Wyoming Hires New Digital Communications Associate

Sarah Parkin develops and manages the cross-platform digital communications and social media strategy for the ACLU of Wyoming.

What Really Happened in Cheyenne? Find Out at the ACLU’s Legislative Lowdown Event

Although the Wyoming Legislature officially gaveled out in March, the decisions made still have people reeling and wondering what’s next.

ACLU Shares Guidance Regarding Immigration Enforcement at Wyoming Schools

School administrators must protect all students, regardless of immigration status.

ACLU to Host Legislative Lowdown Event in Jackson

What does the outcome of the legislation mean for Wyoming's future? Get all the details at the ACLU’s post-session event.

What Really Happened in Cheyenne? Find Out at the ACLU’s Legislative Lowdown Event

What does the outcome of the legislation mean for Wyoming's future? Get all the details at the ACLU’s post-session event.

ACLU Responds to Wyoming Support of Trump EO on Birthright Citizenship

By signing onto this amicus brief, Wyoming is sending a message of exclusion to children directly impacted by Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship.