During Donald Trump's presidency, California emerged as a leading state in legal opposition, filing over 120 lawsuits during his first term and winning more than two-thirds of them. As Trump began his second term, California Attorney General Rob Bonta continued this trend by filing 19 lawsuits within just the first three months. These lawsuits address various concerns, including immigration policies, federal funding for education and research, and healthcare, demonstrating California's commitment to challenging federal actions that it views as detrimental to its citizens and institutions.
In President Trump's first term, California filed suit against his administration over 120 times, winning more than two-thirds of the cases, showcasing the state's determination.
Three months into Trump's second term, California has already initiated 19 lawsuits, continuing its aggressive legal stance against federal policies perceived as harmful.
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