ACLU of Indiana

This week brought two major court updates in the fight for reproductive freedom: one from the Indiana Supreme Court and one from the U.S. Supreme Court. Read more about where things stand here: aclu-in.org/news/reproduct…

Today, the Indiana Supreme Court declined to review our state constitutional challenge to Indiana’s near-total abortion ban, bringing this case to a close. We’re deeply disappointed. This law puts pregnant people’s health on the line, but we’re not done fighting.

Indiana is spending millions to help ICE detain people at Miami Correctional Facility, even as federal payments are four months behind. Read the full article: indianacapitalchronicle.com/briefs/feds-ow…

In a democracy, everyone deserves fair representation and equal voting rights. Nothing will stop us from working toward making that vision a reality.

This year, Wang argued before the Supreme Court in Trump v. Barbara, challenging an executive order that would strip U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants and temporary visa holders of their birthright citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment.

This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we celebrate ACLU Legal Director Cecilia Wang. Wang is the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants and has spent the majority of her career advocating for Immigrant rights.

The Supreme Court’s ruling further gutting of the Voting Rights Act will have grave consequences on our democracy. But just as the generations before us have done, we will fight back — and prevail.

Want some reading buddies and an awesome lineup of banned books? There's still time to join our Banned Book Club! 📚Register to join: mobilize.us/acluin/event/9…

Former IN Sen. Greg Walker lost his primary after opposing last year’s redistricting push. He says he has no regrets: “I made the right choice.” Public service and fairness requires standing by principle, even at a political cost. Read more: bit.ly/4d82Xco

We’re suing an Indiana Attorney General investigator who came to our client’s home and warned he could be indicted for criticizing elected officials online. Posting to call for politicians’ removal is political speech, not a criminal threat. Read more: bit.ly/42kihOk

Cast your ballot and make your voice heard today!

Primary Election Day is tomorrow, May 5. Before heading to the polls, make sure you know your rights! 🗳️ Polls are open tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. Learn more about your voting rights: aclu-in.org/know-your-righ…

Indiana, it's time to exercise your voice in Indiana's primary. Early voting ends at noon on Monday, May 4. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time on Primary Election Day, Tuesday, May 5. Find your polling place here: indianavoters.in.gov

The dark cells at Miami Correctional Facility did not just put people in danger. They broke people down. Our clients described scratching at their skin, hallucinating in the darkness, and feeling like they would never get out. Read the blog: aclu-in.org/news/it-felt-h…

Former DHS employees are calling out a pattern of racial profiling and rights violations by ICE. We need real accountability: no indiscriminate stops, no warrantless arrests, enforceable standards for agent misconduct, and no masked, unidentified agents.

We’re working to build a stronger democracy for all Hoosiers with vital help from our community. With renewed support from @GlickFoundation, we’re continuing our work to protect voting rights and expand civic participation.

Hoosiers: Primary Election Day is Tuesday, May 5! Voters with disabilities have the right to accessible voting options, including assistance at the polls and accessible machine features. Know your rights before you vote.

In a new blog post, we detail the abuse our clients endured in Miami Correctional Facility’s dark cells, where people were held in near-total darkness for weeks or months at a time. Read the full blog: aclu-in.org/news/it-felt-h…

After more than five years of litigation, 31 settlements totaling $1.2 million have been finalized over the abusive, unconstitutional, and horrifying conditions at Miami Correctional Facility. Read more: bit.ly/4t0FKPl

After more than five years of litigation, 31 settlements totaling $1.2 million have been finalized over the abusive, unconstitutional, and horrifying conditions at Miami Correctional Facility. Read more: bit.ly/4t0FKPl