New Civil Liberties Alliance ads

Nebraska requires parents to educate their children, but families receive publicly funded education only if they accept the government’s preferred schools, speakers, and viewpoints. Education occurs through speech, and parents have a constitutional right to choose the educational speech their children receive. NCLA’s Christian explains why we are suing Nebraska—and asking the court to stop the state from penalizing families for choosing who educates their children.

🚨 New NCLA Lawsuit: Nebraska’s Educational Scheme Violates Parents’ Free-Speech Rights 🚨 Education is speech. The curriculum taught, the books assigned, and the values reinforced inside (and outside) of the classroom all convey a message. The Constitution has long recognized that parents—not the government—hold the paramount right to direct that message for their own children.

NCLA just launched a lawsuit against Colorado's Producer Responsibility Program for Statewide Recycling Act, which it gives away recycling regulatory power to a private national organization controlled by industry giants that directly compete with smaller businesses distributing goods into and throughout the state. The scheme violates the Constitution, including the First Amendment, in a variety of shocking ways. Other states have similar polices. Is yours one of them? Could your state be next? https://lnkd.in/epSZqvk5

The Supreme Court may be heading into summer recess, but its latest term gave us plenty to talk about. In this episode of Courtside, NCLA President Mark Chenoweth sits down with Rich Samp, Andreia Trifoi, and Jacob Huebert to break down 12 major decisions involving presidential removal power, birthright citizenship, geofence warrants, the Second Amendment, free speech, Title IX, religious liberty, agency enforcement, jury-trial rights, and more. Link: https://lnkd.in/eGp5EK3E

THE GOVERNMENT WELCOMES YOUR COMMENTS: Find out from NCLA's Christian Clase and Margot Cleveland why the Securities and Exchange Commission should permanently dismantle its unconstitutional “Consolidated Audit Trail” (CAT), the largest government-mandated mass collection of personal financial data in American history and an unprecedented cybersecurity risk. If you ever trade a stock in a U.S. market, the CAT collects and stores that data. Speak out against this illegal program now by submitting comments to SEC here, due Monday, June 22: https://lnkd.in/e6uiUVYw

The SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) collects and stores all information made by all Americans on every trade made in the American securities markets. The SEC is accepting public comments on whether CAT should continue—but the deadline is **MONDAY, June 22**. Even a short, strongly worded comment makes a difference. Ccomment here: https://lnkd.in/e3a3gxrM And watch our latest episode of *Unwritten Law* to learn why CAT threatens privacy, security, and civil liberties!