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Raoul declines to give guidance to Illinois hospitals that have fallen in line with federal guidelines
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The attorneys general said an expected $219 million in federal education funding used to pay for after-school and summer programs for 1.4 million students nationwide could be in jeopardy.
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The suit, announced Tuesday, seeks to stop federal immigration officials from securing more health documentation or using the already obtained Medicaid records of millions nationwide to target enrollees for immigration enforcement.
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AGs accuse administration of misusing obscure federal rule
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Lawmakers approved more than AG requested for growing workload, Trump litigation
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Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said he would continue to enforce the ban on the devices through Illinois law that prohibits owning them and other devices — such as bump stocks — that can make semiautomatic rifles fire faster.
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AG Raoul joins 19 other Democratic attorneys general in filing 2 lawsuits.
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Judge blocks Trump administration order cutting off access to pandemic relief money
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A Trump administration executive order issued in March demands states not count mail-in ballots received after Election Day and requires proof of citizenship to register to vote. The attorneys general argue that the power to regulate elections rests with Congress, the states.
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Illinois attorney general says he can do more by staying in his current job