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Allowing corporations to vote contradicts the core American belief of “one person, one vote.” We are asking the Court to declare that artificial entity voting in Fenwick Island’s annual municipal election violates the Delaware Constitution.
The letter was sent following an incident on Thursday, November 6, when Seaford Police Department and Delaware State Police (DSP) responded to a request by ICE for assistance in detaining a man in Seaford.
The freedom to cast our ballots safely and securely without fear of government retribution due to who we are or how we vote is a vital part of any well-functioning democracy.
The ACLU of Delaware filed an appeal after the Department of Justice (DOJ) recently denied a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request concerning two activists who have reason to believe the agency has been planning retaliatory action against them for prior protests.
Today the ACLU of Delaware sent a letter to the Ocean View Town Council asking that the recently passed ordinance regulating assemblies be “swiftly repealed” as it violates basic First Amendment rights.
On June 30, House Bill 182 passed the Delaware General Assembly and is now ready to be signed into law by Governor Matt Meyer. The legislation prohibits Delaware law enforcement agencies from entering into 287(g) contracts with ICE.