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The ACLU of Indiana defends your civil rights and liberties — in the courts, at the Statehouse, and with the people.

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Know Your Rights: Immigration Enforcement

Know your rights if ICE or immigration officers show up. This resource offers practical guidance for individuals, schools, and businesses with Indiana’s evolving immigration laws.
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Get Flock Out of Indiana

Flock Safety and other ALPR companies are turning Indiana communities into surveillance networks, tracking where people drive without a warrant and with little transparency or oversight. Learn how these cameras threaten privacy, civil liberties, and public safety, and how Hoosiers can fight back.
News & Commentary
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Flock Cameras: A Pattern of Misuse and Abuse with a Lack of Oversight

Indiana’s next legislative session is on the horizon, and lawmakers must address citizens’ concerns over Flock cameras and other ALPRs.
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Know Your Rights: Recording and Documenting Police and Federal Agents

The First Amendment protects your right to record and document law enforcement and federal agents performing their duties in public.

Press Releases


Immigrants Held at “Speedway Slammer” Challenge Unconstitutional Conditions 

Immigration detention facility inside Indiana’s largest and deadliest prison subjects immigrants to abusive and unconstitutional conditions

Federal Court Again Rejects Indiana’s Attempt to Restrict Planned Parenthood’s Abortion-Related Speech

Seventh Circuit declines to reconsider its August ruling protecting Planned Parenthood’s First Amendment right to discuss legal out-of-state abortion care with young patients

Indiana AG Investigator Threatened Prosecution Over a Facebook Post. A Federal Judge Calls It Coercion.

Judge grants request for a preliminary injunction, finding that an investigator likely used his authority to silence protected political speech