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U.S. States sue Trump administration to prevent pulling funding for teen sex health ed programs
HSS said the administration would be pulling millions in funding from states that don’t remove language affirming young people’s gender identities
20 states sue Trump administration for breaking federal privacy laws and the US Constitution
The USDA wants all the personal info on tens of millions of SNAP recipients in violation of standard practices and protocols. States are threatened if they don’t comply
States sue Trump administration for illegally sharing personal health info with DHS
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said that this data acquisition has shredded decades of privacy
16 states sue Trump administration for illegally gutting NSF research funding and education programs
The States argue that the federal government’s attempts to gut National Science Foundation research programs are illegal
States sue Trump administration to stop ‘illegal’ termination of federal electric vehicle funding
17 U.S. State AGs sued to reinstate $5 billion approved and appropriated by Congress in the 2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which was discontinued by a Jan. 20 Trump Executive Order
19 States and Washington D.C. sue Trump administration to stop dismantling Health and Human Services Department
Since taking office, RFK Jr. and the Trump administration have fired thousands of federal health workers, shuttered vital programs, and abandoned states to face mounting health crises without federal support
23 U.S. States to challenge Trump administration’s dismantling of AmeriCorps
“In Maryland alone, programs that educate children, care for the elderly, and rebuild homes are being wiped out overnight.” ~ MD Attorney General Anthony G. Brown
19 States file lawsuit against Trump administration over ‘Unlawful Conditions placed on Funding for K-12 Schools’
In the State of Maryland alone, hundreds of millions in federal financial assistance are at risk
21 Attorneys General file lawsuit against Trump administration to protect libraries and museums
States are suing to protect the agencies that support libraries, museums, minority-owned businesses, and workers
U.S. States file lawsuit to block Trump’s latest executive order designed to restrict elections
Presidents have no constitutional power to rewrite state election laws by decree, nor can they modify the rules Congress has created for elections
