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ACLU-NC’s Opposition to Arizona-style HB 786
By ACLU of North Carolina
April 26, 2013
Our friends and allies at ACLU of North Carolina weigh in on HB 786, the RECLAIM NC Act, and it's legal ramifications.
United 4 The Dream statement on the RECLAIM NC Act
By Ramon Garibaldo, United 4 The Dream
April 18, 2013
On driving privileges for undocumented immigrants in North Carolina and everything that comes with it.
March and Rally for Immigration Reform in Charlotte
By Armando Bellmas, Director of Communications
April 03, 2013
Read the stories and join us on Wednesday, April 10th!
Scarlet Letter licenses? Give me one, too.
By Jeff Shaw, Director of Communications, NC Justice Center
March 11, 2013
Dear Mr. Tata, please consider this letter my application for a driver’s license.
Not Pretty In Pink
By Jess George, Executive Director
March 01, 2013
North Carolina has decided to buck the national trend of pragmatism in exchange for a new way to stigmatize and shame immigrants.
North Carolina to Offer 'Scarlet Letter’ Pink Licenses
By Lacey Williams, Youth Programs Director
February 28, 2013
What are pink licenses and why they are wrong for North Carolina.
On North Carolina drivers licenses for DACA recipients
By Ramon Garibaldo and Luisa Donoso, United 4 The Dream
February 18, 2013
Special license for DACA recipients marks them for potential discrimination and is a waste of taxpayer money.
A driving test for the McCrory administration
By Clatyton Henkel, NC Policy Watch/NC Justice Center
January 25, 2013
Newspapers agree: Governor Pat McCrory should step in and do the right thing for DACA recipients in North Carolina.
Laugh to Keep From Crying
By Jess George, Executive Director
January 23, 2013
The words are often disturbing, but we find humor in the strangest places.
Justice Department files suit against Alamance County Sheriff's Department
By Armando Bellmas, Director of Communications
December 20, 2012
“Sheriff Johnson’s directives and leadership have caused [his office] to violate the constitutional rights of Latinos in Alamance County and eroded public trust.”
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