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A Victory in Defending Christian Convert in U.S.
UPDATE: Christian Viewpoint Protected on Campus
The Senate & Abortion
ACLJ & Members of Congress Defend National Motto & Pledge at Capitol Visitor Center
ECLJ Reports on Religious Freedom
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Terrorism Trial Approach is Flawed
Rarely does one decision carry as many national security ramifications as the recent decision by the Department of Justice(DOJ) to give the terrorist mastermind of the 9/11 attacks full due process rights and access to our domestic criminal courts.  By choosing to prosecute Khalid Sheikh Mohammed under civilian law rather than in a military commission, the DOJ is committing several blunders hazardous to national and local security.

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Supreme Court Deadline2009 Matching Challenge
Our $875,000 JUSTICE, LIFE & FREEDOM Matching Challenge will match dollar-for-dollar every contribution made to the ACLJ, up to the total of the challenge.  This means the impact of any gift you give today will literally be doubled for the causes of life and liberty!
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Choosing Life – The History of the Pro-Life Movement
Choosing Life documents the untold details behind the Pro-Life Movement.  Follow the link to watch the official trailer and check back often for updates on where you can get your copy.
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Why the Stupak Amendment is Constitutional
The ACLJ has provided legal analysis of the House-passed Stupak Amendment, which cut federal funding of abortion out of the health care bill.  Read the ACLJ analysis which counters claims challenging the constitutionality of the Amendment.
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ACLJ Calls on Supreme Court to Use Privileges or Immunities Clause of 14th Amendment to Protect Constitutional Right to Keep & Bear Arms
ACLJ in the news
The Hill - Sen. Graham to Make Second Run at Blocking Civilian Terror Trials
ACLJ in the news
OneNewsNow.com - Will U.S. Motto Stand or Fall?
ACLJ in the news
AFP News - U.S. Lawmakers Rally for 'In God We Trust'
ACLJ in the news
Read News Coverage: ACLJ & Members of Congress Defend Pledge and National Motto at Capitol Visitor Center
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11.23.09
Former AG Ashcroft on Terror Trials

Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft will join us today to discuss President Obama's plan to bring 9/11 terrorists to U.S. soil and put them on trial in civilian courts. We'll examine why this is a dangerous move and find out how you can help. Today on Jay Sekulow Live!

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11.20.09
In God We Trust with Rep. Forbes


On this week's episode, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow is joined by Congressman J. Randy Forbes (R-VA), Senior Counsel Stuart Roth, Deputy Director of Gov. Affairs to discuss the a lawsuit about our national motto, In God We Trust.
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ACLJ Commentaries
AAG Eric Holder: The Activist Attorney General
Why the Stupak Amendment is Constitutional
Obama forced to lobby congress for abortion rights
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11.23.09
Is Religion Banned in the Workplace?

Listen to our 60-second audio report on the issues facing our nation - Law and Justice. Can employees have a Bible study at work during free time? In today’s report, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow discusses this employee's rights. Listen now.
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11.23.09 - Former AG Ashcroft on Terror Trials Clip 4
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11.23.09 - Former AG Ashcroft on Terror Trials Clip 2
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