The 287(g) program, which deputizes local police officers to act as immigration agents, makes our communities less safe and drains our resources.

Local New Hampshire police should be focused on their communities, not aiding the Trump administration’s deportation agenda, period.

BREAKING: The U.S. Senate just blocked a bill that would have renewed ICE's budget without real, enforceable changes. This is a direct result of hundreds of thousands of people across the nation demanding that our Senators vote no.

Thirteen jurisdictions in New Hampshire have signed 287(g) agreements with ICE. This is who they are: New Hampshire State Police Auburn Police Department Belknap County Sheriff’s Office Candia Police Department Carroll Police Department Colebrook Police Department Grafton County Sheriff's Office

ICE is the highest funded law enforcement agency in the U.S., yet Congress is debating giving them even more money to wreak havoc on our communities. Demand no additional funding for ICE or Border Patrol at the link below. https://bit.ly/3Nh00gA

Students have rights too, regardless of their immigration status. New Hampshire students and educators, know your and your students’ rights.

ICE continues to terrorize our communities, including detaining preschoolers and violently attacking people in the streets. Enough is enough.

LEGAL UPDATE:We filed a FOIA request to learn more about ICE’s proposed plan to build a “processing center” for immigration detention in a warehouse in Merrimack.

There is no evidence to support that the death penalty deters people from committing violent crimes. Furthermore, it violates the U.S. Constitution’s ban against cruel and unusual punishment and its guarantees of due process and equal protection.

On Friday, a NH House committee will be holding their final hearings on several bills that aim to reinstate the death penalty in NH. In 2019, New Hampshire lawmakers outlawed the death penalty in the Granite State because it was a cruel, ineffective, unpopular, and deeply flawed policy.

Martin Luther King, Jr. dedicated his life to advocating tirelessly for the justice and equality of Black Americans and resisting elected leaders’ deliberate abuse and neglect of our communities. He was relentlessly targeted by our government for his views and pursuit of equality.

Thirteen local police departments, including the state police, have signed what is called a 287(g) agreement with ICE, which deputizes them to act as immigration agents. www.bostonglobe.com/2026/01/15/m...

BREAKING: We’re suing ICE after they failed to comply with a legal request to provide us with the training materials that participating local New Hampshire law enforcement are using to conduct federal immigration enforcement.

Let kids play, it’s that simple. To all transgender youth - we will always fight for your right to be your authentic self, on and off the field.

Today, we are outside the U.S. Supreme Court ahead of oral arguments in Hecox v. Little and BPJ v. West Virginia, two cases that aim to ban transgender girls from participating in school sports.

You have a right to lawfully record police and ICE in public.

BREAKING: The NH House just voted 185-159 and passed SB 268, a bathroom ban that targets and discriminates against transgender and gender nonconforming Granite Staters. It now goes to Governor Ayotte’s desk where it could soon be signed into law.

ICE doesn't keep our communities safe.

The ACLU of Minnesota is devastated by this morning’s news that ICE shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis, and is calling for an immediate and transparent investigation into the shooting.

BREAKING: The NH Senate just voted 16-8 to pass HB 191, a bill that targets an individual's access to abortion within their own community and those who support them. The bill now goes to the NH House.

BREAKING: The NH House just voted 179-159 and passed SB 15, a harsh, cruel, and archaic bill that would institute forced hard labor in our state’s prisons. This bill now goes to the NH Senate.

Today is the first day of the 2026 NH legislative session and we’re ready to fight for: 🏳️‍⚧️ Transgender rights ✊ Racial justice 🗣 Free speech 🗳 Voting rights ⚖️ Justice reform 🗽 Immigrants’ rights 🎒 Students’ rights And so much more. Will you join us? https://bit.ly/3Ylgh6r

No matter who or what we’re up against, we will always defend the civil rights and liberties of all in the Granite State. You can count on us for it. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/31/metro/nh-alcu-2025-litigation-trump/

By partnering with state and local police agencies through 287(g) agreements, the Trump administration is rapidly fueling its deportation agenda — and harming thousands in the process. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/01/m...

The 14th Amendment doesn’t mince words: — birthright citizenship is a constitutionally protected right.

338 people are currently being held in ICE custody in New Hampshire — over 70% are classified as non-criminal detainees by the federal government.

The Trump administration cannot unlawfully deprive people in ICE custody across New England of the opportunity to challenge their detention. Due process rights apply to everyone in the U.S., and no one, not even the president, can deny us of these rights. https://bit.ly/4qkSZt0

This week there have been a slew of cruel and unconstitutional attacks on the rights of transgender youth and their families. No matter how big the fight, we want trans Granite Staters to know, we see you, we hear you, and are in this fight with you — no matter what.

Instead of focusing on policies that promote housing, protect healthcare, and fight rising costs, some NH lawmakers plan on pushing through the same policies that Granite Staters have consistently opposed and that the Governor has already vetoed. bit.ly/4qaM4CK

BREAKING: The House of Representatives passed a bill that would criminalize gender-affirming care for transgender youth under 18 and put doctors in prison for providing this care. This bill is an unjustifiable threat to the well-being of trans youth and their families. The Senate must reject it.

287(g) agreements are harming communities across the Granite State and ripping families apart. Local law enforcement must reject enabling the Trump administration’s deportation machine and continue to serve the needs of their local communities.

URGENT ACTION: The House is expected to vote this week on Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's bill to make providing trans youth with gender-affirming care punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

This legislative session we will be up against many discriminatory, cruel, and hateful bills that aim to target transgender people in the Granite State. But we won’t back down and we will not be silent as lawmakers attempt to dehumanize and harm trans people in NH. https://bit.ly/48TvNuR?

President Trump's lawless bid to end birthright citizenship is inflicting fear and distress on families across the country. And last week, we found out we're headed to the Supreme Court to protect this essential right.

287(g) agreements are hurting immigrants and communities across NH, with 12 law enforcement agencies partnering with ICE statewide according, to federal data. www.keenesentinel.com/news/local/t...

In the last six months, New Hampshire’s population of ICE detainees has doubled as the federal government continues to target our immigrant communities.

Our fight against President Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship isn’t over yet — now we’re heading to the Supreme Court. The constitution and over a century of legal precedent has made it clear: if you are born on U.S. soil you are a U.S. citizen, full stop. https://nyti.ms/4ppOU6V

BREAKING: The Supreme Court just agreed to hear our case against the Trump administration to protect birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment. The constitution and over a century of precedent have made it clear: if you are born on U.S. soil you are a citizen — period.

From the Granite State to the White House, we are fighting for the civil rights and liberties of all. Join us, and get the latest updates on our work in the court house, the state house, and in the streets by tapping the link below. https://bit.ly/4pdeA6G

Classroom censorship doesn't just come in the form of books bans. It's a hostile environment that chills educators to self censor, preventing them from having meaningful conversations with students and creating curriculums that explore diverse perspectives and topics. https://bit.ly/48faZ1V

The Trump administration’s deportation machine has its claws in the Granite State and we, alongside state and federal lawmakers, must reject and resist its attempts to harm our immigrant communities. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/01/metro/nh-ice-immigration-detainees-doubled/

Barriers to the voting booth are unconstitutional and attack one of our most fundamental rights, our right to vote. No matter what, we will continue to fight for Granite Staters' right to vote. https://bit.ly/48rkDOV

On this Transgender Day of Remembrance we honor the lives of trans people across the country who have senselessly lost their lives to violence.

BREAKING: The Supreme Court denied an attempt to challenge Obergefell v. Hodges, the case affirming marriage equality nationwide. Our freedom to marry remains the law of the land.

It’s Election Day in multiple cities across New Hampshire and if you’re heading to the polls today make sure you know your rights!

NEW: President Trump is asking the Supreme Court to consider birthright citizenship when all of the lower federal courts have unanimously ruled against him. The 14th Amendment and 125 years of Supreme Court precedent are clear: If you're born on American soil, you are a citizen.

This proposal isn’t just outdated, cruel, and unnecessary — it is also completely out of touch. Hard labor devoids everyone of their basic dignity and human rights and we will be watching as this bill moves through the State House. https://bit.ly/3Lm491s

Thousands of Granite Staters in Concord and all across New Hampshire came together Saturday in defense of our civil rights, liberties, and democracy. Our fight is far from over but one thing is clear: the power of the people is stronger than the people in power. bit.ly/49dhyms

We applaud Dartmouth College's rejection of President Trump’s "compact" that would erode nondiscrimination protections for students and faculty, campus free speech, and the integrity of medical research. www.nhpr.org/2025-10-18/d...

Dissent is patriotic, period.