The ACLU affiliates in Maine and New Hampshire today applauded the decision from Concord Coach Lines to stop allowing immigration agents to board their buses without a warrant to question and search their passengers.
In response to a lawsuit challenging Maine's groundbreaking Internet privacy lawsuit, the ACLU of Maine issued the following statement which can be attributed to Emma Bond, staff attorney at the ACLU of Maine:
New CBP Memo Makes Clear Agents Need Consent to Board Buses
LD 2094 Will Enhance the Rights of Tribal Members, says Group
Hearing On LD 1421 TODAY at 1:05 in Judiciary Committee
Augusta – The ACLU of Maine today called on the legislature to permanently end the practice of automatically suspending an individual’s driver’s license because they can’t afford to pay their fines for non-driving related violations.