It's an unprecedented bureaucratic coup undermining our security.
The Obama Administration took action to empower the entrenched bureaucracy to subvert our national security right before leaving office.
It has led to dangerous leaks, criminal violations of the Espionage Act, and the creation of a shadow government to sabotage the new Administration.
We discovered that about two weeks before the Obama Administration left office, it rewrote the national security rulebook to share intercepted communications with more unelected bureaucrats.
This dramatically endangers our national security and has led to dangerous classified leaks.
Even the ACLU called this an "erosion of rules intended to protect the privacy of Americans."
Our Government Accountability Project is mobilizing to fight back. We're filing legal demands of the bureaucracy to: 1) Expose how the Obama Administration rammed this rule change through. 2) Stop the soft coup and the rampant leak of classified information. 3) Protect our national security.
Take action with us.
The ACLJ Needed Now More Than Ever: Our Agenda for the Future, Protecting Victories and Battling the Dangers Ahead – Foreign Policy ACLJ Executive Director Jordan Sekulow The following is the fifth installment of a six-part series focusing on why the ACLJ is needed now more than ever to protect the...
I originally applauded the decision by President Biden to nominate Ambassador Bill Burns to lead the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The idea that an outsider would bring a new perspective to the agency is definitely a goal worthy of support. Burns, a 33-year career foreign service officer, has...
President Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States, faces a number of critically important issues as he assumes office this week. The Left and members of Biden’s inner circle continue to call for him to reverse many of the Trump Administration’s policies and to fundamentally change many...
The United States will be facing several international threats in 2021. Today on Sekulow , we discussed the threats facing the country in 2021 and beyond. This is an important conversation. It is important to be prepared for all outcomes and to be armed with the right information. We have to be...
ACLJ petitions aren’t merely names on a page but powerful tools used with governments, the media, and courts to focus attention on injustice and create real-world change. Here's how:
First, we can directly and immediately alert individual Members of Congress and other government officials of the size and scope of the public support for our initiatives. Unlike, say, White House petitions – which at best generate a response from low-level staffers – our most successful petitions have generated direct White House, State Department, and congressional responses at the highest level.
Second, we alert members of the media and can help drive national news stories as petition signatures grow.
Third, petitions not only influence foreign governments, they can provide aid and comfort to persecuted people abroad.
Finally, you can directly participate in the most critical court battles of our time. Your signature - your voice - can be represented in briefs to the Supreme Court and to federal courts across America.