Here are our key priorities for the new administration.

ACLU Supporter –

We're here: 2021. But rest assured, the ACLU isn't letting up from the fight – not now, not ever.

Because after four years of Trump's unconstitutional assaults, and a pandemic that continues to impact every aspect of our daily lives, what happens next is going to be critical.

A new Congress is already in session, critical Senate runoffs in Georgia end tomorrow – and on January 20th, the Biden-Harris administration takes office.

From that point forward, every action must count when it comes to protecting people's rights. That's why we've already begun pushing the President- and Vice President-elect on key priorities for their first 100 days and beyond – from rescinding the Muslim ban to ending the racist War on Drugs to reversing Trump-era discrimination in our health care.

VIEW OUR BIDEN-HARRIS TO-DO LIST
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Our country faces overlapping crises right now, ACLU Supporter.

We have yet to see a COVID-19 relief package that equitably protects all of us. Civil liberties, like abortion access and LGBTQ rights, once defended in the Supreme Court may now be in jeopardy. And racial injustice against our Black and Brown communities – pervasive in our systems and amplified by racist rhetoric and policy – have still not been earnestly addressed.

That's why 2021 cannot be a moment to slow down. And why we will continue to push for bold measures from this incoming administration that serve to tackle pivotal issues across criminal justice, immigrants' rights, voting, disability rights, speech, privacy, and more.

But we will need passionate activists like you with us. So please read up on our full list of recommendations to Biden-Harris today – and be ready to take action soon.
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For the fight ahead,

The ACLU Team

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