Public Records Requests Result in Inconsistent Authorization of 287(g) Across Wyoming

The ACLU of Wyoming shares results of public records requests filed with the Wyoming Highway Patrol and 7 other counties that have active 287(g) agreements with ICE.

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FAQ: What You Need to Know Before the ‘287(g) Case’ Appears in Court

Everything you need to know before next week’s First Judicial District Court hearing on the ACLU’s challenge to Laramie County’s illegal ICE agreements.

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Oversight isn't optional: Why we’re challenging Laramie County’s 287(g) agreements in court

When it comes to decisions that affect our communities, Wyomingites deserve a transparent, democratic process.

By Libby Skarin

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Let's Talk About It!

ACLU 2026 Election Conversation Guides

ACLU Election Conversation Guide

Session Doesn’t Have to be a Circus

Passing a budget needs to take priority over bills that stoke the “culture wars”

By Libby Skarin

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Family Safety Planning Guide: Prepare for the Worst

Wyomingites – no matter their citizenship or immigration status – can take steps to protect themselves and their families in case of an emergency.

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‘My Child is Now a Political Debate’: Immigrant Families Battle Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Threats

Families share how Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order upended their hopes, and forced them to consider early births or leaving the U.S.

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Wyoming Sheriffs Shouldn’t Take Dollars for Detainees

County budgets shouldn’t depend on ICE immigration efforts.

By Antonio Serrano

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Trump's Birthright Citizenship Executive Order: What Happens Next

Children born to parents who are undocumented or have temporary status will retain their right to birthright citizenship. The ACLU explains how the legal fight unfolded.

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