The putative class action lawsuit challenges an immigration raid carried out at a popular family event in Wilder, Idaho.

The survey includes data from the Treasure Valley and Magic Valley and measures Idahoans' general sentiments toward immigrants.

This ruling means all immigrants in Idaho can access HIV treatment through the Ryan White Program.

The lawsuit is seeking to preserve access to federally funded HIV medication for immigrants who cannot verify their lawful presence.

SCOTUS made a landmark decision on gender-affirming medical care for minors.

The preliminary injunction applies statewide and covers everyone who would have been at risk of prosecution for the entry and reentry crimes.

This ruling means local law enforcement in Idaho cannot arrest or detain anyone based on their immigration status.

The lawsuit argues that H.B. 83 violates the U.S. Constitution by attempting to supersede the federal government’s oversight of immigration enforcement.

ACLU of Idaho condemns the handful of anti-immigrant bills that have been introduced in the Idaho legislature this legislative session.