State Attorneys General Intensify Legal Challenges Against Federal Government
State attorneys general across the United States are increasingly banding together to file lawsuits against the federal government, a trend that has accelerated since President Trump's return to office. This strategy, which began during President Obama's tenure, has become a common tool for states to challenge federal policies. The lawsuits often focus on issues such as citizenship, mail-in voting, and environmental regulations. California and Texas have been at the forefront, with California leading numerous suits against the Trump administration, while Texas frequently challenged President Biden's policies. The collaboration among states allows them to pool resources and legal expertise, enhancing their ability to contest federal actions. 
