Supreme Court Deadline Hours Away: March 1

March 1 is the deadline for submission of our critical reply brief to the Supreme Court of the United States that could preserve the rights of Americas city governments to display long-standing patriotic, religious, and historical monuments and memorials. If we fail, and the case brought by the group called Summum is allowed to stand, those monuments and memorials would either be banned or be forced to share space with counter-message monuments.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has allowed this absurd ruling to stand, so the ACLJ is determined to stop it at the Supreme Court by urging the Justices to hear the case. Clearly, Summums argument would compel local governments to display anti-American and anti-religious monuments ... in fact, monuments of any kind. This is compelled speech, and it is not only wrong, but unconstitutional.

Please stand with the ACLJ now in these last hours before the brief is to be filed, and help to preserve free speech and religious liberty through all of our legal and legislative efforts. Thank you!