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A Huge Thank You to Our Guests

The 11th Annual Fight for Justice Gala was a huge success. ACRL will continue in its mission and fight to ensure that all citizens rights are respected and protected. Your support is invaluable.

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The 11th Annual Fight for Justice Gala

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    ACRL's Can't Fly Hotline

    844-CANT-FLY (844-226-8359)

    ACRL offers a toll-free hotline for anyone who believes they have been unfairly targeted or searched during travel or have been affected by the executive order on immigration. This hotline has been set up to receive complaints about government No-Fly, Watch Lists, or any adverse action at airports. Let us know if you or anyone you know is either prevented from flying commercial flights, is subject to secondary screening each time you travel, or have general travel complaints, the ACRL wants to help. 


    You can call the 1-844-CANT-FLY (1-844-226-8359) toll free hotline. We will take your complaint and give you a plan of action to try and remove you from this governmental secret list that has effected so many in the Arab community. 

    ACRL in ACTION

    The ACRL held a press conference to address the recent incident involving Mr. Hassan Chokr that took place on December 2, 2022, at Temple Beth El in West Bloomfield, Michigan. The ACRL, Chokr's legal team and his family are requesting for mental health evaluation to address Mr. Chokr's well-being. The ACRL condemns his behavior, requesting for treatment, not a prison cell.

    Police discrimination complaint filed by Arab American Civil Rights League

    Arab American Civil Rights League files complaint against Walmart for Discrimination and Harassment

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