US EditionWashington’s attorney general sees no signs of legal battles with Trump letting up
- On June 2, 2025, Washington Attorney General Nick Brown spoke at Town Hall Seattle about ongoing legal challenges to President Trump's administration.
- Brown described a constitutional crisis triggered by Trump's executive actions, noting that he has filed 20 lawsuits and expects more amid recent defiance of court orders.
- These lawsuits address issues including birthright citizenship restrictions, gender-affirming care, election systems, federal agency cuts, and immigration enforcement disputes.
- Brown will argue in the 9th Circuit to maintain a preliminary injunction blocking the birthright citizenship order, highlighting Trump's threat to cut federal funds to sanctuary jurisdictions like Washington.
- Brown and fellow attorneys general signaled continued litigation against the administration, with Brown stating, “We will survive Donald Trump,” reflecting ongoing resistance to the executive actions.
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Washington’s attorney general sees no signs of legal battles with Trump letting up
Nick Brown described a “crisis” surrounding the president’s use of executive power and said he expects to file more lawsuits against the administration, in addition to 20 brought so far.
Washington’s AG sees no sign of legal battles with Trump letting up
Attorney General Nick Brown, center, speaks to reporters alongside California Attorney General Rob Bonta, right, and Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, left, before an event at Town Hall Seattle on Monday, June 2, 2025. (Photo by Jake Goldstein-Street/Washington State Standard)SEATTLE — Washington state Attorney General Nick Brown warned in mid-April that the Trump administration’s actions put the country near the “precipice of a constitution…
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