Dem AGs vow not to ‘bow to intimidation’ over Trump targeting of law firms
- A coalition of 21 Democratic state attorneys general rebuked former President Donald Trump for his attacks on the legal profession and federal judiciary in an open letter.
- The letter highlights Trump's retaliation against law firms for representing clients who challenge his administration, including executive orders and investigations into diversity programs.
- Raoul emphasized, "We will not sit by silently in the face of attempts to attack and intimidate the federal judiciary."
- The letter accused Trump of attempting to subvert the rule of law by retaliating against law firms and lawyers who represented clients or challenged his administration.
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Illinois AG joins calls for unity against Trump administration's retaliation on law firms
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul told the ABC7 I-Team the Trump administration's targeted sanctions of law firms who have brought cases against them strikes at the very heart of the constitution.
Democratic AGs Slam Trump’s Attacks on Lawyers, Judiciary: 'We Will Not Be Bullied’
A coalition of 21 Democratic state attorneys general issued a sweeping rebuke of former President Donald Trump on Tuesday, denouncing his escalating attacks on the legal profession and federal judiciary. In a powerful open letter to the legal community, the Democratic Attorneys General Association (DAGA), led by Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, accused Trump of attempting to subvert the rule of …
Dem AGs vow not to ‘bow to intimidation’ over Trump targeting of law firms
Democratic state attorneys general blasted President Trump’s actions against unfriendly law firms and judges in a joint letter Wednesday, urging other lawyers to avoid kowtowing to the White House's threats.
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