


California Allocates $50 Million to Challenge Trump Administration Policies
Governor Gavin Newsom signs legislation to allocate $50 million for legal battles against the Trump administration and support for vulnerable immigrants in California.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed laws allocating $50 million to defend the state's policies from federal challenges and support immigrant legal defenses as tensions rise again with the Trump administration. The funds include $25 million for the Department of Justice to pursue legal action against federal policies and additional funds for legal aid groups. Critics, including Republican lawmakers, have raised concerns regarding the timing and use of these funds amid ongoing disaster recovery efforts in California. Despite this, Newsom stresses the importance of civil rights and protecting vulnerable residents in the state.
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