Texas Civil Rights Project

ACLU Sues After ICE Contractors Attack Lawyer Seeking To Aid Migrant Kids Locked In Hotel

The Trump administration has been detaining migrant children as young as a year old in hotels, according to the lawsuit.
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Civil Rights Groups Will Help Crystal Mason Appeal 5-Year Prison Sentence For Voting

The groups' decision to sign on means Mason will be represented by some of the top voting rights attorneys in the country.
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Trump Admin Is Still Separating Children From Their Families

The Texas Civil Rights Project found that 272 families have been separated at a single Texas courthouse since June.
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The Border Area Is In Dire Need Of Lawyers To Represent Asylum-Seekers

There are not nearly enough immigration lawyers in the Rio Grande Valley to meet the needs of a large detainee population.
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The Heartbreaking Reality Of Migrant Parents Struggling To Find Their Children

Advocates describe painful conversations with parents who have been separated from their kids at the border.
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Breastfeeding Mother Says Officials Took Her Baby At Immigrant Detention Center

President Donald Trump has ordered the separation of undocumented families as a "zero-tolerance" border policy.
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Judge Orders Texas To Make Voter Registration Easier When Updating DMV Info

Plaintiffs complained that the state violated the 1993 National Voter Registration Act.
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Judge Finds A Voter Registration Process In Texas Violates Federal Law

People who tried to register to vote while renewing driver's licenses online had to print out and mail in another form.
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