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Attorney general says CA retrieved at least $168B from Feds

California Attorney General Rob Bonta reported that the state retrieved at least $168 billion in federal funds through 37 lawsuits against the Trump administration.
Bonta stated that California secured substantial financial relief, including approximately $7 billion for infrastructure and $939 million for schools.
Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the importance of California's independent redistricting commission amid the political landscape surrounding the 2026 midterm election.
Bonta accused the Trump administration of illegally freezing federal funds, which protected the state's budget and constitutional rights.

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Attorney general says CA retrieved at least $168B from Feds

(The Center Square) — California has scored a long list of courtroom wins against the Trump administration, including restoring at least $168 billion in federal money, Attorney General Rob Bonta told reporters Monday.

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CA AG Bonta says state has retrieved at least $168B from Feds, and filed 37 lawsuits

Bonta accused the Trump administration of violating the law and the U.S. constitution and freezing federal funds that were legally approved for California.

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