Progressive State Leaders Committee

An easy-to-use litigation tracking system, attorney general action database, and more tools cataloging the impact of state attorneys general -- all in one place. Read how progressive state attorneys general are protecting you at PSLC.org.

Homepage - Progressive State Leaders Committee The Progressive State Leaders Committee (PSLC) advocates for progressive policies that promote justice, fairness, and equity.

Progressive state attorneys general have been fighting the Trump administration in courtrooms across the country. Now, you can track, understand, and follow this litigation by using our new website. Check out PSLC.org.

Progressive state AGs have long led the way to curb out-of-control costs and rein in unfair pricing. We're happy to have Rohit Chopra as senior advisor to supercharge these efforts.

Thanks to progressive state AGs, essential healthcare is protected.

State Attorneys General are Cracking Down on the Cost-of-Living Crisis - Progressive State Leaders Committee

While prices continue to soar, progressive state AGs are launching new initiatives to protect Americans’ wallets. Read more from Rohit Chopra, Senior Advisor to PSLC.
https://pslc.org/state-attorneys-general-are-cracking-down-on-the-cost-of-living-crisis/

Rohit will serve as the Senior Advisor to PSLC’s Consumer Protection and Affordability Working Group, which will work with state attorneys general to craft and promote policies that make life more affordable for Americans, protect people’s personal data, and defend consumers from online abuses.

We are happy to announce that Rohit Chopra, former Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will be working with the Progressive State Leaders Committee!

Andrea Joy Campbell: In the Wealthiest Nation on Earth, No One Should Go Hungry In Massachusetts and beyond, Attorneys General are making sure families can put food on the table

The Trump administration repeatedly attempted to deprive Americans of food. State AGs fought every step of the way to secure SNAP benefits to make sure no one went to bed hungry.
https://couriernewsroom.com/news/andrea-joy-campbell-in-the-wealthiest-nation-on-earth-no-one-should-go-hungry/

Last week, progressive state AGs went to the Supreme Court to stop the Trump administration from illegally and unconstitutionally imposing tariffs.
Read more about the case here: https://pslc.org/cases/oregon-v-trump/

The Trump administration cannot strip away funding for affordable, clean energy – state AGs are making sure of it.

The role of a state attorney general is important. When Donald Trump tries to gut the Constitution, progressive AGs have met him in the courtroom -- and won.

Two dozen states sue White House over food stamps suspension amid shutdown Federal food assistance benefits for low-income families set to expire on 1 November due to government shutdown

There is no excuse for the Trump administration to abandon families who rely on SNAP. Progressive state AGs are making sure the federal government does its job to protect families.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/28/food-stamps-lawsuit-states-sue-trump-administration

Massachusetts v. United States Department of Agriculture - Progressive State Leaders Committee

More than 41 million Americans, 62% of whom are families with children, receive support from SNAP every month. Progressive state AGs are taking Trump to court to make sure children don’t go to bed hungry.

Read more here: pslc.org/cases/massac...

Attorneys General are taking the lead and protecting Americans. No one should go hungry because of the Trump administration's actions.

By refusing to fund SNAP benefits, the Trump administration will cause over 40 million Americans to go hungry. State attorneys general are stepping up and fighting for children and families.

While this administration’s focus is tearing apart the Constitution, state AGs are working to protect everyday Americans.

Illinois v. Trump - Progressive State Leaders Committee

The president is sending troops to our cities to invoke fear and intimidation. State AGs are filing suit and blocking these unconstitutional acts.

Read about the most recent lawsuit about the military occupation of US cities here: pslc.org/cases/illino...

When the president demanded that states hand over sensitive data about families who rely on food assistance, progressive AGs took him to court to protect Americans’ privacy.

New York v. Department of Justice - Progressive State Leaders Committee

Progressive state AGs are suing the DOJ because they know survivors of crime should never be refused help because of who they are or where they come from.

Read more about the lawsuit here: pslc.org/cases/new-yo...

The Department of Justice is illegally withholding grant funds from victims of sexual assault and domestic violence on the grounds that these funds might be used to help undocumented people.

State AGs are standing up for the safety of their states against this reckless president.

The Trump administration attempted to unlawfully strip away public transit anti-terrorism funding. New York’s AG took them to court and protected millions for New Yorkers while standing up for the safety of residents and visitors alike.

AG Rayfield is right: There are a lot of good things happening in lawsuits against the president. State AGs are showing up in court and WINNING.

The president cannot use the National Guard as law enforcement and intimidate Americans. State AGs won’t let it happen.

The Trump administration wants to withhold funds that support victims of violent crime. Progressive Attorneys General are suing to support victims and their families.

State Attorneys General have filed 50 lawsuits against the Trump administration. These AGs have been instrumental in stopping illegal actions that threaten the well-being of Americans. Read more here: pslc.org

Attorneys General are fighting and winning against Donald Trump in court.

As Donald Trump attempts to cut funding to the programs that fund our states, Attorneys General are standing up and saving critical funding.

After litigation from state AGs, the White House Office of Management and Budget agreed to release more than $184 million in funding that AmeriCorps will award to service programs across the country. Thank you, state AGs! 👏👏