As a birthright citizen born to Haitian immigrants and a prostate cancer survivor, fighting back against the Trump administration is very personal to me. As a defender of the law, this work is dire, and I'm proud to be on the frontlines with my colleagues:.

My office will continue to collaborate with law enforcement agencies to protect Illinois children by identifying and holding offenders who prey on them accountable:

As long as Illinois families continue to experience the devastating impacts of opioid addiction, my office will continue to work with other attorneys general to hold companies responsible for fueling the opioid crisis:

I am pleased with the outcome of this case that holds an individual accountable for taking advantage of assistance programs while she was responsible for serving the people of Illinois:

The EPA’s congressionally mandated grants are essential to communities that face overlapping environmental and public health crises. These communities deserve equal environmental justice, and I will continue to fight for this critical funding:

I will continue to stand with my fellow AGs to fight against the Trump administration's illegal and immoral immigration tactics that instill fear and distrust in communities across the nation:

HUD’s proposed rule change is a step backward and runs counter to the agency’s guiding principles and legal requirements that it should actively seek to combat segregation and work for fair housing for all:

Child exploitation is a horrific crime that is made even more reprehensible when the alleged offender is a trusted member of the community. My office’s ICAC Task Force will continue to partner with law enforcement to bring these individuals to justice:

For 60 years, Job Corps has offered training to young people who lack the support and skills necessary to transition to the workforce. Pres. Trump’s decision to dismantle this program is illegal, which is why I joined my colleagues in filing this brief:

"May we think of freedom, not as the right to do as we please, but as the opportunity to do what is right." - Peter Marshall

Immigrants have long been the backbone of the U.S., and our country provides safe harbor to those fleeing danger in their home countries. Abruptly removing their legal status and ability to work throws their lives, families and communities into chaos:

Now more than ever, students need access to mental health professionals. I will continue to stand beside my colleagues to oppose illegal actions that directly impact our communities:

It's unacceptable to take advantage of tenants and the public by stealing public funds for personal financial gain. I will continue to ensure taxpayers receive justice when individuals exploit programs that provide important government support:

July is #DisabilityPrideMonth, a time to celebrate the diversity and the resilience of people with disabilities. People with disabilities deserve to be respected, included, and heard. My office is committed to inclusion this month, and all year long.

I'm releasing guidance to state and local law enforcement about their responsibilities under the Drones as First Responders Act, which will help Illinois law enforcement understand their obligations under state law while ensuring public safety:

I was pleased to welcome Judge Judith Rice of the Circuit Court Domestic Violence Division as a speaker in our Fireside Chat series. As we look back at #PrideMonth, I am encouraged by her discussion of community involvement, leadership, and advocacy.

I am pleased with the court’s action which halts Sec. Kennedy’s attempt to dismantle HHS. I'm proud to stand with my colleagues to ensure access to critical health services that Illinoisans and all Americans depend on:

I filed a lawsuit challenging HHS's decision to provide access to individual's health data to ICE, which would likely devastate safety net hospitals and community-based health care providers while discouraging eligible patients to apply for Medicaid:

For years, my office has been working to hold pharmacy benefit managers accountable for their deceptive practices. Thank you @GovPritzker for signing the Prescription Drug Affordability Act into law. Our work is not done!

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We are pleased to have reached a final resolution that holds Midway Staffing Inc. accountable for their unlawful no-poach and wage-fixing practices, and will distribute funds to the workers harmed by these illegal conspiracies: