Just last month, the high court ruled the World War I memorial cross in the Mojave Desert could stay put honoring soldiers in the same place it has been for more than 70 years.

But vandals struck and outrageously stole the cross. A replacement was quickly made. Now, the National Park Service has refused to put the replica back in place and its up to the Department of Justice to make a decision.

Its time for the Justice Department to do whats right honor the Supreme Court ruling and put up the replica Mojave Desert cross without delay.

Stand with the ACLJ now. Urge the Department of Justice to do whats right: Keep the cross in place. Read the form below carefully and declare your membership with the ACLJ by adding your name to our Demand Letter and well send a miniature cross to the Department of Justice on your behalf a message, a symbol, a reminder that thousands of Americans want the Supreme Court ruling honored.

DEMAND LETTER

To:
The United States Department of Justice

It is an outrage for vandals to strike a World War I memorial a cross which legally stood in Californias Mojave Desert for more than 70 years in honor of those in our Armed Forces who have fought and suffered and died for freedoms sake.

This is a cowardly act of vandalism which should not be further validated by the National Park Service, nor the U.S. Department of Justice, in refusing to make the situation right.

The Supreme Court of the United States ruled the memorial cross could stand in the Mojave Desert. Its time for you to act without delay: Do not let the vandals win. Honor the Supreme Court ruling and Americas war heroes and allow the placement of the new replica cross immediately.