Security Cameras in Iowa City Public Library Prompt Privacy Concerns
Iowa City, Iowa — The ACLU of Iowa today sent a letter to the Iowa City Public Library on behalf of the ACLU’s client, University of Iowa student Kellsie Pepponi.
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Iowa City, Iowa — The ACLU of Iowa today sent a letter to the Iowa City Public Library on behalf of the ACLU’s client, University of Iowa student Kellsie Pepponi.
Jeremy Rosen, executive director of the ACLU of Iowa, issued a statement Tuesday, objecting to Iowa's Gov. Terry Branstad making a statement and issuing a press release calling for state agencies to halt any efforts to resettle Syrian refugees.
Des Moines, Iowa — Today the ACLU of Iowa announced that it will represent a 14-year-old Knoxville, Iowa, girl who was threatened with criminal charges after texting suggestive photos of herself to a boy.
Des Moines, Iowa — Iowa has the harshest voting laws in the county, automatically stripping voting rights of any Iowan convicted of a felony.
The Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments on October 20, in the case of Martha Martinez, an Iowa Dreamer who received authorization to live and work in Iowa. But now, in a terrible bait and switch, she faces criminal charges related to her employment as a noncitizen.
Iowa has the second-worst rate of racial disparities in arrests for drug possessions in the country, a national ACLU/Human Rights Watch report released today has found.