American Center for Law and Justice

We have breaking news on the latest news on the safety of Donald Trump during the 2024 election campaign.

Oprah Winfrey interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris at a “Unite for America” fundraiser featuring several celebrities. During the interview, Kamala went off script and shocked everyone with an answer about self-defense – then she said her staff could deal with the fallout. The Sekulow team discusses Kamala’s lack of accountability, the latest election polls between President Trump and VP Harris, former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi claiming the Democrat Party had an open primary after President Biden dropped out – and much more.

The large Teamsters union has decided not to endorse a Democratic candidate, specifically Kamala Harris, for the first time in decades. This unprecedented move reflects dissatisfaction within labor ranks and signals a potential shift in political support. The union's decision could have a significant impact on the 2024 election, particularly in key states where union influence is strong.

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters broke a decades-long tradition of presidential endorsements, choosing not to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris or President Donald Trump. The Teamsters endorsed President Joe Biden in 2020, but internal polling shows that most union members support President Trump in 2024.

The Trump campaign was hacked, exposing personal campaign information and stealing sensitive documents in an attempt to disrupt the election. These stolen files were reportedly sent to the Biden administration, raising significant concerns about election integrity and foreign interference in U.S. politics. The breach has intensified scrutiny on both campaigns and heightened fears of external influence in the election process.

The Teamsters union just broke a decades-long tradition of presidential endorsements, choosing not to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris or President Donald Trump. How will this lack of labor union support affect the 2024 presidential election polls? The Sekulow team discusses the Teamsters declining to endorse VP Harris, the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, the ACLJ representing the Green Party (Jill Stein) at the U.S. Supreme Court – and much more.

Justice Elena Kagan directed the Nevada Democrat Party to file a response brief to the emergency application we filed last week. Ironically, the Democrat Party claims to be the party of choices and freedom, but it has unconstitutionally denied Nevada voters the right to vote for their preferred candidate. It also waited until the last day possible to initially file its lawsuit, strategically giving less time for the Green Party to defend itself. In its response brief, the Nevada Democrat Party claims that it’s too late to put the Green Party back on the ballot because there’s not enough time to reprint the ballots. This is 2024 – if the state needs to print new ballots, it can do so. It’s a ridiculous argument. Today, we filed our reply brief to the Democrat Party’s brief that was filed yesterday. Our legal team, composed of 8–10 attorneys, worked on the reply brief all night and through the morning, completing and filing it early this afternoonIt’s amazing that we have the resources to respond in such a quick fashion, and we owe it all to our ACLJ supporters.

The ACLJ is taking legal action against the Nevada Democratic Party to defend the rights of voters to choose the Green Party on the ballot. Democrats are pushing to prevent the Green Party from being included, which would limit the options available to Nevada voters. This legal battle highlights concerns over voter access and the fairness of election processes in the state.

The ACLJ is challenging the Nevada Democratic Party's efforts to block the Green Party from appearing on the ballot, aiming to preserve voter choice in the state. Democrats' attempts to limit the Green Party’s inclusion have sparked a heated legal battle over electoral fairness. The case has now reached the Supreme Court, where justices are reviewing the implications for voter access and ballot diversity.

The ACLJ has a major update in its election interference case at the U.S. Supreme Court.We’re fighting to ensure all Americans have the right to vote for the candidate of their choice. The Democrat Party had Green Party candidate Jill Stein removed from the Nevada presidential election ballot, so they asked the ACLJ to legally represent them after its success with the Trump ballot ban SCOTUS case. The Sekulow team discusses the next steps in the ACLJ’s election interference case, the controversy surrounding the U.S. Secret Service, the latest presidential election polls between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump – and much more.

After the foiled second assassination attempt on President Donald Trump’s life at a golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Biden-Harris Administration is finally taking action by seeking additional congressional funding for the U.S. Secret Service. President Biden said yesterday, “The service needs more help. . . . Congress should respond to their needs.” However, the White House Office of Management and Budget initially requested more protection, labeled an “anomaly request,” in August. Amid the initial request was the shocking admission that if the Secret Service didn’t increase protection quickly, “the Secret Service would have insufficient resources to sustain and enhance protective operations.” Well, we saw what happened when President Trump didn’t have sufficient protection around the perimeter of the golf course in Florida. So last month the White House had admitted that the Secret Service protection wasn’t ramped up enough in the days leading up to the second assassination attempt. This raises all sorts of questions as to why not. Even far-Left Members of Congress are raising concerns, such as Representative Ro Khanna (CA-17), who wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post demanding that Congress provide adequate protection for Trump, “whatever the cost.” Why is only money preventing proper Secret Service protection? Knowing the danger that Trump faced first in Butler, Pennsylvania, and just recently in West Palm Beach, Florida, why can’t Congress allocate resources to shore up protection for the leading GOP presidential candidate? Unfortunately, I don’t think dollars alone will fix the issues within the Secret Service. Unlike the mass security failures in Butler, the Secret Service did its job protecting President Trump on the golf course. The agents identified the gun barrel before it fired. At the same time, if Trump had the proper protection, no one would have been able to get in his vicinity. Supposedly, Congress is mired in passing a spending bill for an October 1 deadline to avoid a government shutdown. But that’s no excuse for why Congress can’t get a standalone bill to fund the Secret Service. In recent days we’ve seen Congress move quickly to pass emergency funding for Ukraine and Israel. The government loves to spend money, so priority should be given to protecting President Trump. Back in July, the ACLJ filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request into the Secret Service’s failures on the day President Trump was shot at the Butler rally. After what happened at the Florida golf course, Americans deserve answers. Sign our petition to demand answers for the Secret Service failures and for President Trump to receive the needed protection. Speaking of addressing other government agency failures, the ACLJ filed a FOIA request back in January over Deep State targeting of conservatives. House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan had exposed the FBI for targeting conservatives’ bank statements that had purchases labeled “MAGA” or “Trump” or came from stores like the Bass Pro Shop. The FBI even went so far as to screen Bible purchases. All of these actions were unconstitutional attacks on liberty. We just received a partial victory yesterday regarding this FOIA. ACLJ Senior Counsel CeCe Heil elaborated: "When we sent out our FOIA, it was because the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee had come across an actual report . . . titled “Domestic Violent Extremists Emboldened in Aftermath of Capitol Breach.” And that report was shared with these financial institutions for the purpose of alerting private sector partners of the January 6 violent breach by suspected domestic violent extremists in the U.S. Capitol building. And it would serve as a driver for a diverse set of what they call “the domestic violence extremists.” . . . We wanted to see that report, and we got denied. Now you have to go through an administrative appeal. . . . [We] did get a response back from the Administrative Appeals Department, saying that they have looked at our appeal, and they’re actually remanding our request to the FBI for a further search for responsive records to that specific report." Effectively, the FBI tried to stonewall the ACLJ over our FOIA. In similar instances, we usually have to go to court to procure the requested documents. But here we were able to get this pivotal document that exposed the Deep State’s targeting of conservatives without fighting in court. Today’s Sekulow broadcast included a full analysis of the lack of movement by Congress to provide adequate Secret Service protection for President Trump. Also, ACLJ Senior Counsel for International and Government Affairs Jeff Ballabon reacted to news of Israel’s explosive pagers successfully attacking Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.

The U.S. Secret Service is requesting additional funding to enhance protection for former President Donald Trump following recent security threats. This funding anomaly is aimed at addressing gaps in the agency's ability to safeguard Trump amid growing concerns of potential dangers. The request highlights the increased need for resources to ensure his safety during these volatile times.

After the foiled second assassination attempt on President Donald Trump’s life at a golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Biden-Harris Administration is finally taking action by seeking additional congressional funding for the U.S. Secret Service. The Sekulow team discusses the “anomaly request” for more Secret Service protection, the ongoing FBI investigation into the shooting, the ACLJ’s legal work, the latest presidential election polls between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump – and much more.

We were very close to discussing a national tragedy yet again. The U.S. Secret Service spotted a gun and opened fire at a golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, preventing an apparent second assassination attempt on President Donald Trump’s life. The suspected gunman, Ryan Wesley Routh, fled before being eventually apprehended almost 50 miles away. The alleged assassin had chosen a place on the edge of the golf course. He placed body armor plates on the fence, had an “AK-47 style rifle with a scope” attached, and a GoPro filming the entire operation. Secret Service agents noticed the gun barrel sticking out of the fence and opened fire, scaring the gunman off. Routh has been arraigned and charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and a firearm with an obliterated serial number. So far, no charges for an assassination attempt have been filed, but charges can be amended later as more information comes out.

In a second attempted assassination of President Trump while he was golfing, the U.S. Secret Service (USSS) quickly spotted a gun barrel aimed at the president. Acting swiftly, agents opened fire on the suspect, forcing him to flee the scene. The assailant was later apprehended in his car after a brief pursuit, preventing further escalation of the attack.

Shocking new information reveals that the latest shooter targeting President Trump has ties to foreign governments. Recent reports have surfaced linking the suspect to the Afghan military and suggesting possible connections to Iran. These revelations are raising serious concerns about foreign involvement in the plot and its potential implications for national security.

We just came very close to discussing a national tragedy yet again. The U.S. Secret Service spotted a gun and opened fire at a West Palm Beach, Florida, golf course where President Donald Trump golfed, preventing a second assassination attempt on Trump’s life. The Sekulow team discusses the assassination attempt on Trump, the subsequent FBI investigation, the ACLJ’s newest election integrity case on behalf of the Green Party to the U.S. Supreme Court, the latest presidential election polls between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump – and much more.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has failed to comply with a subpoena requiring her to appear in state court, raising questions about her legal standing. Meanwhile, a Georgia judge has dropped two charges against President Donald Trump in Willis' election interference case. These actions add further intrigue to the ongoing legal drama in Georgia.

Senator Blumenthal has stated that Americans will be "shocked” and “appalled" by the intelligence surrounding the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, which revealed significant Secret Service negligence. He emphasized the severity of the security failures, suggesting that the public has not yet fully grasped the gravity of the situation. This revelation could have major implications for the Secret Service and the protection of public officials.

Last night, we filed an emergency application asking the United States Supreme Court to protect the right to vote – this time in a case out of Nevada. After unanimously winning an intense legal battle earlier this year to protect the right to vote for the candidate of their choice – representing the Colorado Republican Party against the Trump ballot ban – we’re back at the U.S. Supreme Court again.

Two important events just took place in Georgia regarding the Deep State DOJ’s political prosecution of President Donald Trump. First, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis just defied the subpoena to appear before the state Senate committee regarding her alleged affair with former Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. Such a refusal to appear in court shows that Willis believes she is above the law. Second, Georgia judge Scott McAfee dismissed two counts against Trump in DA Willis’ Georgia election interference case. Remember that DA Willis’ indictment against Trump is a state case, so it has different ramifications than Special Counsel Jack Smith’s federal election interference case against Trump. Let’s recap how we got here. After a wild few days in court, Judge Scott McAfee ruled that Willis’ standing as DA was tainted, citing an “odor of mendacity” – lying – permeated her disqualification hearing. However, the judge gave Willis the option to step down as DA or remove Special Prosecutor Wade. Unsurprisingly, she decided to remain on the case against Trump. Following this, President Trump appealed to the Georgia Court of Appeals to have DA Willis removed based on her illicit conduct. The ACLJ became involved at this point, filing an amicus brief to disqualify Willis from her tainted political prosecution of Trump. The Georgia Court of Appeals delayed Willis’ election interference case until a ruling was made in Trump’s appeal, which will take place after the election. So the Georgia judge’s actions today mean that Willis’ case against Trump got weaker, as two charges were dropped based on false documents allegedly being filed in federal court. We’ll see how it affects Willis’ case going forward. In other election news, the ACLJ has a brand-new case headed to the U.S. Supreme Court, where we just made an emergency filing on behalf of the Green Party. The Democrat Party unconstitutionally had the Green Party removed from the 2024 presidential election ballot in Nevada to ensure that more votes are cast for Vice President Kamala Harris. We’re urging the high Court to intervene and prevent Nevada from printing more ballots without all the qualified candidates’ names until the Court has the opportunity to fully hear and ultimately decide the case. As you remember, the ACLJ secured a 9-0 victory at the U.S. Supreme Court after the Colorado Supreme Court banned President Trump from the state ballot. We represented the Colorado Republican Party to ensure that all Americans have the right to vote for the candidate of their choice. And we will now be fighting to ensure that all voters in Nevada can vote for the candidate of their choice despite the blatant attempts at election interference. My dad, ACLJ Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow, joined the broadcast to expound on our new client. Some might be surprised that we are representing the Green Party. However, the ACLJ has a history of representing the constitutional rights of clients on both sides of the aisle. "As you said, Jordan, we’re representing the Green Party. And by the way, this is not the first time that we’ve represented groups that ideologically we may not line up with, which we represented the Hare Krishnas [and] we represented the National Democratic Policy Committee at the Supreme Court. So you do cases where it impacts, as you said, you put your money where your mouth is, and you live the principles that you believe in. What happened to the Green Party in Nevada is so outrageous." Because of our stellar legal work in representing the Colorado GOP, the Green Party wanted us to represent them. And we want to preserve the constitutional right to vote of all Americans. And don’t forget: If the legal system can be weaponized against any party or candidate, then it can be weaponized against you. And it can be used against your preferred candidate. The ACLJ will never stop fighting to preserve integrity in our U.S. elections. We must not allow our country to become a banana republic. Join our fight by signing our petition to ensure that everyone can vote for the candidate of their choice. Today’s Sekulow broadcast included a full analysis of DA Fani Willis’ defying of the subpoena to appear in court. We also told you about our major new case at the U.S. Supreme Court to defend election integrity in Nevada. Also, ACLJ Senior Advisor for National Security and Foreign Policy Ric Grenell reacted to Biden’s possible decision to approve Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles in Russia.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis just defied the subpoena to appear before the state Senate committee regarding her alleged affair with former Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. Also, a Georgia judge dismissed two counts against President Donald Trump in DA Fani Willis’ Georgia election interference case. The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s latest legal victory, the ACLJ representing the Green Party in Nevada, the latest election polls between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump – and much more.

WATCH NOW: CNN Turns Against Kamala Harris

CNN anchor Jake Tapper criticized Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign, stating that she failed to directly answer questions during the debate. He expressed frustration that Harris repeatedly relied on scripted talking points instead of addressing the issues head-on. Tapper’s remarks underscore growing concerns about Harris' ability to engage meaningfully on key topics.

Even prominent mainstream media members weren’t impressed with Vice President Kamala Harris’ answers during her presidential debate against President Donald Trump. CNN anchor Jake Tapper criticized VP Harris because she “generally reverted to talking points” when asked direct questions from ABC News’ David Muir and Linsey Davis. The Sekulow team discusses Kamala’s dodging questions on the economy/inflation, the border, and foreign policy, the ACLJ’s legal work to defend school choice, the latest election polls – and much more.