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Statement graphic with text: President Trump’s bill is anything but “beautiful.” Hundreds of thousands of Massachusetts residents will lose their health care. Seniors, veterans, and families will lose their food assistance. Massachusetts’ green energy industry and thousands of associated jobs will be gutted, and we’ll be further than ever from our climate goals. While the President and his colleagues once again place their rich friends’ bottom line over the needs of the average American, I will continue to work on your behalf and prove that we can have a thriving economy without it coming at the expense of our most vulnerable residents.

While the President and his colleagues once again place their rich friends’ bottom line over the needs of the average American, I will continue to work on your behalf and prove that we can have a thriving economy without it coming at the expense of our most vulnerable residents.

"These [ICE] actions are not about public safety. They are about fear, and inciting chaos and confusion within our communities."- @massago.bsky.social

Democratic AGs shift their focus to the next phase of their legal battle against Trump In an interview with NBC News, the attorneys general of three blue states laid out their priorities for taking on Trump in the courts after a rapid-fire start to his administration.

“One thing I think we demonstrated in the first 100 days of this administration — and continue to — is that we are organized, we are strategic, and we’re unafraid to take on what’s coming,” @massago.bsky.social in @nbcnews.com today 💪

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The Attorney General’s Office will continue to stand up for due process, assist with legal support and ensure people know their rights when ICE is present in their community.

Arresting people without any criminal record or allegations of criminal activity, detaining individuals in broad daylight without due process, and promising to patrol neighborhoods with no oversight is not reflective of a democratic society – it's a threat to it.

Today’s press conference from federal immigration officials failed to address the serious, unanswered questions surrounding recent sweeping enforcement actions in Massachusetts. These are actions that continue to lack transparency and instill fear in communities instead of protecting public safety.

‘He’s just a kid’: ICE detains Milford High student on his way to volleyball practice, administrator says - The Boston Globe The student, a junior whose name hasn't been released, had been in the country since he was 5 years old, a school administrator said.

This young man is a student, a teammate, and a neighbor. Now he’s in ICE custody with no answers.

This isn’t safety—it’s cruelty.

We’re in touch with local authorities and working to make sure he has legal support.

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From arresting parents in front of their children to pulling people who present no threat out of their cars in broad daylight, the aggressive ICE tactics we’re seeing don't protect the public and instead spread fear and mistrust.

Today, I'm releasing guidance on your rights when it comes to ICE.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and commitment will never be forgotten.

Screenshot of remarks by VP Vance - highlighted text reads: I think that you are seeing, and I know this is inflammatory, but I think you are seeing an effort by the courts to quite literally overturn the will of the American people.

Vance is wrong. The law reflects the will of the majority not the whims of one man. Our democracy depends on courts to enforce the law, even against the government. Today's PI blocking the dismantling of the Dept of Ed proves that.

Without courts, we're on a path to authoritarianism.

Trump administration revokes Harvard’s ability to enroll international students, says thousands must transfer - The Boston Globe The move throws foreign students’ academic futures into uncertainty just a week before graduation. International students make up approximately a quarter of Harvard’s student body.

Revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students - and telling current ones to transfer or lose legal status - is political retaliation. International students enrich our classrooms, communities and economy. This office will support Harvard should they take legal action.

I've had the privilege of interviewing many exceptional people, but this conversation truly stood out. I had to fight back some tears—not something that's ever happened on the show before.

Keep your eye on Andrea Campbell. This may be the first time you're hearing of her, but it won't be the last.

Want to know more about the work we’re doing to hold Trump accountable? We’re hosting a Town Hall next Friday with Dem AGs from across New England - and you're invited!

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"Today's order releasing Rumeysa Ozturk is a welcome step toward justice and more evidence that the courts are doing their job to uphold people's rights. I am relieved and elated that Rumeysa can now return to her community here in Massachusetts. This is just the first victory in a long legal road ahead - but the fact remains: Rumeysa's detention was unjust from the start. She is a law-abiding member of her community who was wrongly targeted by the federal administration because of her political views."

I am relieved and elated that Rumeysa can now return to her community here in Massachusetts, but the fact remains: Rumeysa's detention was unjust from the start.

Supreme Court allows Trump to implement transgender military ban The blanket ban, expanding on a similar policy Trump proposed in his first term, has been blocked nationwide by lower courts.

SCOTUS got this one wrong. This ban is cruel, blatant discrimination - plain and simple. If you're brave enough to risk your life for this country, your gender identity should never be a barrier.

I stand with our transgender service members.

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A flyer for the New England Town Hall entitled "United in Justice" with photos of Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell, Rhode Island AG Peter Neronha, Connecticut AG William Tong, Maine AG Aaron Frey, Vermont AG Charity Clark

New England is fighting back 🔥

Join me and my fellow Dem AGs here in Boston for a Town Hall at IBEW 103 to talk about what's at stake for New England and the road ahead.

📆 Friday, May 16th
⏰ Doors open at 6PM
📍 IBEW Local 103, Boston, MA
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Today, we made history. I was proud to stand with Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll, Attorney General Andrea Campbell, Senate President Karen Spilka, and housing and legal advocates as MA opens the door for tenants to seal past eviction records. I was honored to help file the first petition in East Boston.

My office will ALWAYS stand with the LGBTQ+ community and continue to hold this administration accountable for their hateful attacks.

It takes courage to stand up against an administration trying to strip institutions of their core values.

A graphic with the amicus brief on IDEOLOGICAL DEPORTATION POLICY

It is disgraceful that the Trump administration is using their “Ideological Deportation Policy” to silence students and faculty for their political beliefs.

I’m co-leading a group of AGs in calling on the courts to block this dangerous policy and protect university communities.

Let me be crystal clear, when Donald Trump attacks universities, hospitals, and research centers, he’s also attacking the heart of Massachusetts’ economy. I won’t stand for it.

Graphic with a statement by AG Campbell: The footage of Rumeysa Ozturk’s arrest – a student here legally – is disturbing. Based on what we now know, it is alarming that the federal administration chose to ambush and detain her, apparently targeting a law-abiding individual because of her political views. This isn’t public safety, it’s intimidation that will, and should, be closely scrutinized in court. My office is closely monitoring this matter as it develops.

The footage of Rumeysa Ozturk’s arrest – a student here legally – is disturbing. My office is closely monitoring this matter as it develops.

Signing an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, surrounded by the very kids whose education he'll be gutting.

You can't make this up.

Trump signs executive order to begin dismantling Education Department, raising questions for students and parents | CNN Politics President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to begin dismantling the US Department of Education, seeking to fulfill decades of conservative ambition to get rid of the agency, but rais...

See you in court.

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Trump takes his plan to end birthright citizenship to the Supreme Court The administration wants the court to limit the scope of lower court rulings against his executive order that would end automatic birthright citizenship.

You want to talk about government waste? Running to the Supreme Court because federal judges won’t let you take a sharpie to the 14th Amendment and 150 years of precedent is a waste of everyone’s time, money and resources.

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Graphic with two school-aged children and the text: We're suing the Trump Administration for unlawfully attempting to dismantle the Department of Education

I’ll be blunt: by targeting the Department of Education, this president is showing he doesn’t care about American families, teachers, or our kids.

As your Attorney General, and most importantly as a mom who cares about my children and yours, we’re suing.

Boston-based employees among US Department of Education layoffs - The Boston Globe McMahon’s agency also is canceling a lease on office space in Boston’s Post Office Square.

Dismantling the Department of Education weakens our entire education system. This isn't efficiency - it's a failure to prioritize our students, teachers and families.

We are prepared to challenge this administration in court yet again.

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As Black History Month comes to a close, I want to uplift the Black art and artists who inspire me year-round here at the AGO.

Black history is our history.

We're not backing down.

I'll be D.C. this week with @warren.senate.gov to talk about why the CFPB is a critical tool for anyone who works to earn a living and how we as state AGs partner with them to hold big corporations accountable.

Picture of AG Campbell speaking at a podium with text on the graphic: AG Campbell Issues Joint Statement On Lawsuit Against Trump Admin for Defunding Medical And Public Health Research “This research funding covers expenses that facilitate critical components of biomedical research, such as lab, faculty, infrastructure and utility costs. Without it, lifesaving and life-extending research, including clinical trials, would be significantly compromised. These cuts would have a devastating impact on universities around the country, many of which are at the forefront of groundbreaking research efforts – while also training future generations of researchers and innovators.”

We're back in court today to fight against Trump's unlawful NIH funding cuts.

These cuts would undermine public health, Massachusetts' economy and competitiveness, and put jobs at risk. We're fighting back.