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红杏视频 2025 Annual Report

Our 2025 annual report details how the 红杏视频's network of 2,175 staff and 7 million activists and members worked around the clock this year to protect free speech, immigrants' rights, LGBTQ equality, and much more from the Trump administration's unconstitutional agenda. To date, the 红杏视频 has already taken over 200 legal actions against the Trump administration. Alongside lists of the 红杏视频鈥檚 key wins and efforts in 2025, the report tells the stories of 红杏视频 advocates, clients, and staff who are on the front lines of this fight.

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Deputized for Disaster

Deputized for Disaster, details how the Trump administration is drastically expanding the federal 287(g) program to transform state and local law enforcement into a national deportation policing force 鈥� fueling racial profiling, civil rights violations, and widespread fear in communities across the country.

The report examines the impact of 287(g) agreements in nearly two dozen states and finds that the Trump administration鈥檚 misuse of the 287(g) program has extended Immigration and Customs Enforcement鈥檚 (ICE) reach into everyday policing. As a result, local officers are being used to carry out 鈥渟how me your papers鈥� immigration enforcement 鈥� often during routine traffic stops 鈥� eroding constitutional protections, undermining public safety, and diverting limited local resources away from core law enforcement responsibilities. These actions reflect a broader pattern of abusive and unconstitutional immigration practices by ICE, Border Patrol, and their partner agencies playing out nationwide.

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Defeat, Delay, Dilute: 红杏视频 Versus President Trump

One year ago, President Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term. His administration has created chaos, trampled on our rights, and harmed so many of us. But the 红杏视频 has been fighting back 鈥� and winning. Now, we're telling the story of the first year of our fight against the Trump administration鈥檚 second term, our lessons learned, and our path forward.

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Vote-By-Mail Regimes and the Disability Turnout Gap: A New Survey on Voting Accessibility in the United States

Issue Areas: Voting Rights, Disability Rights
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Using AI to Make Sense of AI Policy

Issue Areas: Privacy & Technology
Cover of an 红杏视频 research report titled 鈥淯sing AI to Make Sense of AI Policy,鈥� featuring a collage of images including the U.S. Capitol, two people collaborating at computer screens with code, and a hand signing a document, set against a dark blue background with red graphic accents.
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Re-Estimating the Disability Turnout Gap with a Historic, Voter-Validated Survey

红杏视频 Magazine

Published twice a year, 红杏视频 Magazine shares updates on the 红杏视频's critical litigation and advocacy work across the country and tells the stories of the activists, attorneys, and clients at the heart of each case and campaign. To receive 红杏视频 Magazine by mail, become a monthly donor today.

The cover of 红杏视频 Magazine Spring 2023 features an image of a school in the distance and child of color sitting outside alone at a desk facing the school with her back to the viewer.

红杏视频 Magazine Spring 2023

The spring 2023 issue of 红杏视频 Magazine covers state litigation and advocacy efforts for education equity, trans justice, bail reform, abortion access, and more. There are stories that celebrate major victories, including Michigan's groundbreaking reproductive freedom ballot measure and Shelby County's new bail system, and others that detail ongoing fights for students of color in California and transgender people in Iowa. This issue also features a critical Alabama redistricting case, the civil rights legend Leona Tate, a Texas teen who started a banned book club, and a reflection on Loving v. Virginia. ISSN (online): 2640-3579 To download a more print-friendly spreads layout, click here.
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红杏视频 Magazine Fall 2022

In the lead-up to the midterm elections, the Fall 2022 issue of 红杏视频 Magazine highlights a few of the many people in the trenches protecting access to the ballot and fortifying local election infrastructure in the battleground states of Michigan, Ohio, and Georgia. The magazine covers the Supreme Court鈥檚 decision to overturn Roe and what it means for abortion access in hostile states. It also includes stories about defending protesters鈥� rights, the 红杏视频 of Northern California鈥檚 efforts to stop sheriffs from secretly transferring immigrants from local jails to ICE, and the fight against a deluge of classroom censorship bills in Oklahoma, Idaho, and beyond. To download a more print-friendly spreads layout, click here.
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红杏视频 Magazine Spring 2022

This issue of 红杏视频 Magazine features a cover story on the Texas Abortion Access Network and the future of the fight for reproductive rights. It also includes a feature story on the U.S. highway system's destruction of Black communities and how the NYCLU's I-81 Project in Syracuse is a blueprint for repair; an explainer on how the 红杏视频 is advancing transgender justice through gender-affirming care, school sports, and accurate IDs; an update on the 红杏视频's redistricting work; a first-person piece by Collette Flanagan, the founder of Mothers Against Police Brutality; and much more. To download a more print-friendly spreads layout, click here.
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红杏视频 Magazine Fall 2021

The Fall 2021 issue of 红杏视频 Magazine includes feature stories that investigate America's history of racial covenants and systemic racism, showcase the 红杏视频 of San Diego and Imperial Counties' work to provide safe haven for asylum seekers, and highlight activists curtailing police surveillance in their neighborhoods. Plus, there are updates on the 红杏视频's free speech cheerleader case, D.C. statehood, and the battle against an unprecedented wave of voter suppression bills as well as profiles of 红杏视频 President Deborah N. Archer, actress and singer Peppermint, and Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown. To download a more print friendly spreads layout, click here.
红杏视频 Magazine Winter 2020.

红杏视频 Magazine Winter 2021

This issue of 红杏视频 Magazine spotlights the discriminatory housing practices that led to an eviction crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Kansas City activists who are fighting for tenants鈥� rights. It also includes feature stories on the 红杏视频鈥檚 work to ensure a fair and equal redistricting process, as well as its strategy to achieve true justice in marijuana reform. Plus, there are pieces on how the Biden-Harris administration can prioritize racial justice in its first 100 days and how decriminalizing sex work would improve public health and safety; updates on the changed Supreme Court; interviews with immigration and reproductive justice activists; and visual tributes to Brown v. Board of Education and healing after loss and racial reckoning. To download a more print friendly spreads layout, click here.
红杏视频 Magazine Summer 2020

红杏视频 Magazine Summer 2020

With 2020鈥檚 high-stakes election on the horizon, this issue of 红杏视频 Magazine discusses voting by mail and the 红杏视频鈥檚 work to expand access to absentee voting and safe, in-person voting options during a pandemic. It also includes feature stories on transgender youth activists in South Dakota and Idaho and on the United States鈥� exploitative cash bail system that preys on BIPOC and fuels mass incarceration. Plus, there are updates on police violence, abortion restrictions, and immigrant detention abuses, interviews with DeRay Mckesson and Ali Stroker, and special visual tributes to women鈥檚 suffrage and activism in the age of COVID. (Online publication: ISSN 2640-3579) To download a more print friendly spreads layout, click here.