‘Public safety travesty’: Coalition of 22 Republican state AGs support Texas immigration law
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A coalition of 22 Republican state attorneys general support a Texas law that makes illegal immigration a state crime.
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Republican AGs demand Biden Administration stop casting ‘financial lifeline’ to Iran
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A 12-state coalition of attorneys general demands the Biden Administration cease funding Iran after renewing a sanctions waiver.
Coalition of Republican state AGs support passage of Laken Riley Act after House approval
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A coalition of 26 Republican state attorneys general is calling on the United States Senate to quickly pass the Laken Riley Act.
State AGs want Meta to address rise in fraudulent takeovers of Facebook, Instagram accounts
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A coalition of 41 attorneys general has sent a letter to Meta addressing the recent rise of Facebook and Instagram account takeovers.
State AGs push Instagram to ban exploitative child-modeling accounts
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A coalition of 27 state attorneys general have issued a letter to Meta demanding Instagram immediately stop monetizing child exploitation.
AG Miyares pushes Biden Administration on answers about 85k missing migrant children
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AG Jason Miyares is reaching out to the White House after 22 Republican attorneys general sent a letter to the DHS about migrant children.
Republican AGs demand explanation for unsafe release of migrant children
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Twenty-two attorneys general are demanding answers from the Biden Administration on the trafficking of migrant children.
Coalition of AGs wants congressional action to reform pharmacy benefit managers
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A bipartisan coalition of 39 attorneys general is encouraging Congress to take decisive action to reform the way PBMs conduct business.
AGs want congressional authorization of additional Crime Victims Fund money
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A coalition of 41 attorneys general is encouraging Congress to authorize much-needed 2024 bridge funding for the federal Crime Victims Fund.
NCAA, Tennessee, Virginia AGs continue back-and-forth over NIL rules
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The NCAA, in a legal response to a suit filed last week by the attorneys general in Virginia and Tennessee challenging existing NIL rules, said the suit lacks legal standing because the two states fail to show irreparable harm from the application of the rules.
