ACLU of Maine

06/02/2026

It's Pride Month! Join us at an event near you to gather in joy, resistance, and defense of rights for all.

See event details and a list of all Pride events in Maine at ACLUMaine.org/events.

05/29/2026

Birthright citizenship was a key part of Reconstruction after the Civil War. Today, it remains at the heart of our national identity: that out of many different backgrounds and beliefs, we form one.

No president can change the Constitution with the stroke of their pen, so we took this fight all the way to the Supreme Court. We expect a ruling in the coming weeks.

Read more about our case at ACLUMaine.org/Barbara

05/29/2026

Birthright citizenship was a key part of Reconstruction after the Civil War. Today, it remains at the heart of our national identity: that out of many different backgrounds and beliefs, we form one.

No president can change the Constitution with the stroke of their pen, so we took this fight all the way to the Supreme Court. We expect a ruling in the coming weeks.

Read more about our case at ACLUMaine.org/Barbara

05/28/2026

It's primary election season! Voting in Maine is easy, safe, and secure. Make a plan to vote by June 9, and make your voice heard. Visit ACLUMaine.org/Vote for more information.

05/27/2026

Election Day is just two weeks away! This primary will shape our state's future for years to come, with races for governor, the U.S. Senate, Congress, and every state legislative seat on the line.

Learn more, make a plan, and vote >> ACLUMaine.org/Vote

05/26/2026

Maine resources should never be used to violate Maine people's constitutional rights. We championed this new law to limit Maine law enforcement's involvement in reckless mass deportation efforts.

See more about the 2026 legislative session and our full webinar at ACLUMaine.org/Legislation

05/25/2026

The 14th Amendment is clear: If you are born here, you are a U.S. citizen. That's why we took the president all the way to the Supreme Court. As we await a ruling, you can read more about our case at ACLUMaine.org/Barbara

📸 ACLU of Maine at the Supreme Court, April 1, 2026

05/24/2026

The government should never be allowed to buy its way out of following the Constitution.

Read more about this bill and the 2026 legislative session at ACLUMaine.org/Legislation

05/23/2026

The federal government is now 0-for-8 in its attempts to access sensitive voter data and subvert elections. This ruling bolsters Maine's free, fair, and secure elections.

The U.S. District Court in Maine delivered a blow to President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice Thursday, granting the state’s motion to throw out the federal government’s lawsuit over Maine refusing to turn over sensitive voter data. Further, Chief U.S. District Judge Lance Walker conclud...