Texas International Produce Association and Texas Vegetable Association v. OSHA
SLF represents Texas International Produce Association and Texas Vegetable Association in federal court in Texas, who are challenging the Occupational Health and Safety Administration's arbitrary and boundaryless rules for employers.
Kohls v. Ellison
SLF files amicus brief asking Eighth Circuit to rehear First Amendment case challenging Minnesota deepfake statute.
Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, Miles Berry Farm, et al. v. U.S. Department of Labor
SLF represents Georgia farmers and produce growers joining states in suing the Department of Labor over unlawful rule creating union rights for foreign workers.
Southeastern Legal Foundation v. Office of the Director of National Intelligence
SLF files federal FOIA lawsuit against ODNI for refusing to produce any documents related to the Steele Dossier.
Leadership Institute, et al. v. University of New Mexico
SLF files federal lawsuit against the University of New Mexico over unconstitutional security fees related to Riley Gaines event.
Texas Farm Bureau et al. v. USDA
Southeastern Legal Foundation represents farmers challenging unconstitutional race- and sex-based federal programs.
Request for Investigation: Springfield, MO Public Schools
SLF sounds the alarm on ongoing DEI and racial discrimination happening in Missouri’s largest school district, Springfield Public Schools.
Buckeye Institute v. IRS
SLF continues to support the First Amendment rights of its friend and fellow public interest legal organization, Buckeye Institute, in its ongoing fight to protect donor privacy from government abuse.
Foote v. Ludlow School Committee
SLF joins a SCOTUS amicus brief of fifty organizations supporting the petition of Foote v. Ludlow School Committee, a case brought on behalf of parents against a school district that secretly transitioned their daughter’s gender.
University of North Georgia: Gender Policies
SLF issues a legal demand letter warning the University of North Georgia that its policies conflict with federal law and raise serious First Amendment concerns because they force students to conform to woke gender ideology.
Holman v. US Department of Agriculture
SLF represents a fourth-generation farmer suing the Biden USDA for its unconstitutional debt relief program that forgives loans for "socially disadvantaged" farmers but not white farmers.
Strickland, et al. v. United States Department of Agriculture
Texas farmers, represented by Southeastern Legal Foundation and Mountain States Legal Foundation, sue the Department of Agriculture for discriminating against farmers based on race and sex through disaster relief programs.
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