SLF formally requests that the United States Office of Special Counsel open an investigation into the intentional and fraudulent concealment of key documents about the now-infamous “Steele Dossier” by the offices of James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper.
SLF files a Supreme Court amicus brief with other organizations supporting January Littlejohn’s fight against school district that secretly transitioned her child’s gender.
SLF files a Supreme Court amicus brief with dozens of organizations supporting the First Amendment rights a Christian baker who declined to bake a cake celebrating a same-sex wedding and was punished for it by the State of California.
SLF issues a public comment praising President Trump for eliminating Obama-era climate rules the EPA had no authority to issue in the first place.
SLF issues a statement following the assassination of Charlie Kirk at a college free speech event.
SLF files an amicus curiae brief supporting Gabriel Olivier, a speaker who faces punishment for simply trying to preach in a public square and cannot even challenge the censorship he faces.
SLF issues a public comment supporting the Department of Labor’s efforts to clean up the H-2A program after Biden’s disastrous reforms.
SLF files a coalition amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court supporting a pro-life group whose donor information is under attack by the New Jersey Attorney General.
SLF joins a coalition amicus brief urging SCOTUS to hear parents’ case against a school district that secretly and unlawfully transitioned their daughters’ gender without their knowledge or permission.
SLF joins 50 organizations in a Supreme Court amicus brief supporting parents challenging a school district that secretly and unlawfully transitioned their daughter’s gender.
Southeastern Legal Foundation announces the hire of Senior Attorney James Dickey, a practicing attorney for over 12 years with a proven commitment to the Constitution and public interest law.
SLF responds to the USDA’s formal notice that it will no longer use the “socially disadvantaged” standards previously included in its programs to exclude farmers because of their skin color or sex from much-needed USDA programs.