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

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

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

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.

Senate File 124 is an attempt to scapegoat and terrorize vulnerable individuals and families already burdened by the difficulty of the federal immigration process.

Local law enforcement officials have no obligation to participate in federal immigration enforcement through 287(g) agreements and ICE detainer requests.

The ACLU has developed and is distributing materials to ensure that immigrants throughout the state know their rights.

Like other “anti-sanctuary city” bills around the country, House Bill 133 would force local law enforcement to act like federal immigration agents, and it would punish towns and cities that choose not to do so by withholding all state and state-administered federal funds.

Invalidating out-of-state driver’s licenses for undocumented residents, as House Bill 116 would do, won’t make Wyoming’s roads any safer, but it will make the state more inhospitable to immigrants.