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2026 Spring/Summer Newsletter

In this newsletter, you’ll hear from our new executive director Olivia Mendoza, read about our recent legal victories, and learn about our latest litigation to protect Colorado voters and the rights of children in detention centers. You’ll also learn about our work at the legislature this session, this year’s lobby day, and our efforts to rein in automatic license plate reader cameras.
News & Commentary
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ACLU of Colorado Statement on State Appeals Court Decision in Boulder ‘Blanket Ban’ Case

"We are deeply disappointed by this decision. This is a devastating, though hopefully only temporary, blow to the promise of the Colorado Constitution, to the rights of our unhoused neighbors, and to the lives and safety of everyone at risk of homelessness — which can happen to anyone."
News & Commentary
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Coloradans Constitutional Rights Remain at Risk of Violations by Federal Officials After No Kings Act Fails in Committee

No one is above the law, not even the federal government, and this bill would have closed the accountability gap that allows federal officials and law enforcement to violate Coloradans’ constitutional rights with no consequences.
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Advocates Urge Colorado Towns and Cities to Conform Local Jail Sentences to Comply with State Law

ACLU of Colorado and Colorado Freedom Fund (CFF) sent a letter to municipal councils following a recent Colorado Supreme Court decision that determined local sentences harsher than those outlined in state law for the same conduct are illegal and unenforceable.

Press Releases

Aurora Landlord to Pay $182,000 in Damages for Discriminating Against an Immigrant Family

The ACLU of Colorado sued Avi Schwalb, Aurora landlord, for violating state laws protecting immigrant tenants from discrimination in January 2025

Federal Judge Rules ICE Violated Court Order, Requires More Oversight and Training

Judge concludes that ICE agents continued conducting unlawful warrantless arrests in Colorado despite a November 2025 preliminary injunction forbidding this conduct.

Pass the No Kings Act; It’s Time to Fight Against Federal Government Overreach