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ACLU of Puerto Rico
Every story we’ve published that names ACLU of Puerto Rico, newest first.
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2
Nov 6 to 12
First named
Aug 21, 2026
5 stories since
Top topic
Politics
3 of 5 stories, then Community
Coverage, newest first
- Puerto Rico Senate Bill 1062 on Immigration Agents in Schools Draws Dispute Over Student Protections
Puerto Rico Senator Nitza Morán defended Senate Bill 1062 (PS 1062), approved by the Senate with 20 votes in favor and four against, which sets additional protections for minors facing possible federal immigration-related interventions at school campuses.
- Dominican Group Calls Community Vigil in San Juan Over ICE Raids in Puerto Rico
The Dominican political party Fuerza del Pueblo in Puerto Rico has called a community vigil for Sunday at 6:00 PM at the corner of Borinquen Avenue and San Antonio Street in Barrio Obrero, Santurce, in San Juan, in solidarity with compatriots affected by immigration raids and to reject what it calls disproportionate use of force, arbitrary detentions and racial profiling by accent or national origin during U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations on the island.
- ICE Patrols Barrio Obrero in Santurce as ACLU de Puerto Rico Denounces Federal Agents’ Tactics
The American Civil Liberties Union confirmed Sunday afternoon that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were patrolling Barrio Obrero, in Santurce, San Juan.
- ACLU of Puerto Rico Demands Withdrawal of National Guard Troops From Washington, D.C.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Puerto Rico this week denounced the continued deployment of more than 150 Puerto Rico National Guard members patrolling Washington, D.C. neighborhoods as unjustified and politically motivated.
- ACLU Denounces Alleged Abuses Against Immigrants in Puerto Rico
The ACLU of Puerto Rico and the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) School of Law’s Legal Assistance Clinic held a press conference denouncing what they called arbitrary and abusive decisions against immigrants in Puerto Rico.