The incoming president's plans to mass-deport millions of undocumented immigrants, his threats to pursue vendettas against his political enemies and his talk of mobilising the military for domestic purposes, are all squarely in the ACLU's sights.
We're preparing for litigation in earnest. The organization is already primed to file suit under the 14th amendment, Wang said, against any move by Trump to end birthright citizenship.
On Monday, the organization faces arguably its biggest test when Trump returns to the Oval Office threatening to blow up many of the core rights and liberties that form the ACLU's bedrock.
Wang views Trump's plans as an existential threat to a range of individual freedoms and civil rights that the ACLU has worked tirelessly to protect throughout its history.
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