Ongoing court cases and litigation

State attorneys general play a vital role in bringing litigation that defends the rule of law, protects the rights of residents, and upholds state and federal statutes.  

This page tracks ongoing lawsuits and legal actions led or joined by state AGs against the Trump administration — on topics ranging from civil rights and consumer protection to environmental justice and challenges to federal overreach. Here you’ll find case summaries, court filings, and the latest developments in high-impact litigation that reflect the evolving responsibilities of state attorneys general in today’s legal and political environment. 

Click here to see a full view of the litigation led by Progressive State AGs:

State Attorney General Federal Litigation Tracker

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    • Dec 23, 2025
    • LGBTQ Rights

    Oregon v. Kennedy

    AGs filed a complaint challenging the HHS declaration that claims gender-affirming care fails to meet professionally recognized standards of care and therefore HHS can disqualify doctors or hospitals providing such care from Medicare and Medicaid.
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    • Dec 22, 2025
    • Consumer Protection
    • Executive Power

    New York v. Vought

    AGs sue to stop the Trump administration from completely defunding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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    • Dec 2, 2025
    • Democracy Protection/Voting Rights

    United States v. New Mexico Secretary of State Oliver

    The Department of Justice sues New Mexico for that state's refusal to turn over sensitive voter data to the federal government.
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    • Nov 26, 2025
    • Funding Freeze

    New York v. Rollins

    AGs sue the Department of Agriculture for issuing new SNAP guidance that illegally restricts program eligibility for lawful permanent residents.
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    • Nov 4, 2025
    • Executive Power
    • Funding Freeze
    • Immigration

    Michigan v. Noem

    AGs sue the Department of Homeland Security and FEMA for imposing unlawful conditions on grants and imposing new barriers to states accessing emergency management dollars, disaster relief, and funds for police and emergency response personnel.
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    • Nov 3, 2025
    • Education

    Massachusetts v. Department of Education

    AGs sue the Department of Education to block a new rule that strips Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility from people whose work is disfavored by the Trump administration, including supporting immigrant rights, DEI, and gender-affirming care.
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    • Oct 28, 2025
    • Executive Power
    • Funding Freeze

    Massachusetts v. United States Department of Agriculture

    AGs sue the Department of Agriculture for its unlawful refusal to fund SNAP benefits during the government shutdown.
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    • Oct 16, 2025
    • Environment/Climate
    • Executive Power
    • Funding Freeze

    Arizona v. EPA

    AGs sue the Environmental Protection Agency over the unilateral and illegal termination of the "Solar for All" program designed to bring low-cost solar energy to over 900,000 households in low-income and disadvantaged communities.
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    • Oct 16, 2025
    • Environment/Climate
    • Funding Freeze
    • Executive Power

    Maryland Clean Energy Center v. United States

    AGs sue the Trump administration in the Court of Federal claims for the illegal termination of competitive grants under the "Solar for All" zero-emissions technologies program.
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    • Oct 1, 2025
    • Executive Power
    • Funding Freeze
    • Immigration

    New York v. Department of Justice

    AGs sue the Department of Justice for illegally withholding legal grant funds because these funds might allegedly be used to help undocumented people secure legal services.
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