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Poor people are one of the least powerful groups in the U.S. and their civil liberties are therefore always in a precarious state. The ACLU has defended the rights of the poor against government arbitrariness and abuse through litigation, lobbying and public education.


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Rights of the Poor : Legislative Documents

Coalition Letter to the House Education and the Workforce Committee Regarding the Delay or Denial of Federal Financial Aid on the Basis of Any Drug Offense (05/03/2002)

ACLU Welcomes New Report from Sentencing Project (03/15/2002)

Letter to HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson Regarding TANF Program (11/30/2001)

Coalition Letter to HUD Secretary Martinez on Key Civil Rights Issues in the New HUD Administration (03/15/2001)

Letter to the Department of Housing & Urban Development on the Rule to Deconcentrate Poverty and Promote Integration in Public Housing (06/01/2000)

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