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ACLU faces foreign money complaint over Missouri election law

Published Wednesday, May 27, 2026 · Updated May 28

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Americans for Public Trust has filed a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General against the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation and Stop the Ban. The complaint alleges that these organizations may have violated a new state law intended to prevent foreign money from influencing ballot measures.

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  • Americans for Public Trust filed a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General against the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation and Stop the Ban.
  • The complaint alleges a potential violation of a new state law designed to prevent foreign funds from influencing ballot measures.

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    The article emphasizes the conservative watchdog's allegations against the ACLU for potentially violating a new state law designed to prevent foreign funds from influencing ballot measures, framing it as a significant test of the law and a concern about foreign interference in US politics.

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