ACRU Sues Notorious Mississippi County
On Thursday, Nov. 12, the ACRU filed a lawsuit against a fourth Mississippi county for its corrupted voter registration rolls.
ACRU Defends One-Person, One-Vote
The Supreme Court has an opportunity to determine whether only citizens get a political voice in America.
ACRU: College Officials Who Resist Equal Protection Are Like ‘Racist Throwbacks’
“‘Progressive’ elitists display a religious devotion to permanent racial preferences and quotas,” says brief at the Supreme Court.
ACRU: Count Citizens—Not Illegals—When Creating Legislative Districts
Brief urges U.S. Supreme Court to hear challenge to Texas’ use of “total population” in allocating legislative seats.
ACRU: Obamacare Panel Is Direct Attack on Constitution
The most comprehensive assault on the Separation of Powers Doctrine, in the history of American law.
ACRU: Court Erred in Texas Disparate Impact Case
Law prohibits only “intentional discrimination,” brief says.
ACRU: Delta Smelt Ruling Gives Federal Agency Dictatorial Power
Ninth Circuit wrongly approves delegation of legislative and judicial authority to Fish and Wildlife Service, American Civil Rights Union brief states.
ACRU Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Obamacare Exchange Subsidies
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) acted illegally when it issued an Obamacare rule allowing subsidies for health care insurance purchased in federal exchanges in states that declined to create their own exchanges, a brief filed Wednesday by the American Civil Rights Union (ACRU) argues.
Only Voters Can Hold Obama Accountable for Illegal Amnesty Policy
This column by ACRU Senior Legal Analyst Ken Klukowski was published June 17, 2012 on Breitbart.com.
President Obama’s new amnesty policy regarding illegal aliens violates the law. But there’s probably no route to trump it either in Congress or in court, so the only recourse is for the American people to trump it by electing a new president.
Obama’s actions on granting backdoor amnesty fall into two different stages. Each is illegal for different reasons. However, occasionally situations can arise in our constitutional system where there is a “right without a remedy,” where people’s rights are being violated but there’s nothing […]