Law Practice
Nov. 26, 2018
Left-wing nonprofits seek new strategies in courts affected by Trump’s appointments
As membership and donations surge, leftist nonprofits say they need a new business model for liberal advocacy.
Gary L. Blasi, of counsel at the Western Center on Law and Poverty, said more lobbying for public support could offset difficulties in getting President Donald Trump's judicial appointees to agree with left-wing arguments.
By John Roemer
Special to the Daily Journal
American Civil Liberties Union chief Anthony Romero was defiant in a Nov. 2 TV interview as he promised swift legal pushback against President Donald Trump's vow to end birthright citizenship with a pen stroke.
"We'll mop the floor with his executive order," Romero said.
Brave words, but the reality for legal nonpro...
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