New Jersey Threatens Lawsuit if Trump Violates Laws

Attorney General Gurbir Grewal vows to protect state's interests

NJ joins growing number of states taking legal action against Trump administration

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has vowed to sue the Trump administration if it violates state laws. The announcement comes as part of a growing number of states taking legal action against the Trump administration. Grewal said in a statement that he will "not hesitate to take legal action to protect the interests of New Jersey and its residents."

The Trump administration has been accused of violating a number of laws, including environmental regulations, immigration laws, and voting rights. Several states have already filed lawsuits against the administration, and more are expected to follow. Grewal's announcement is a sign that New Jersey is prepared to join the legal fight against the Trump administration.

The Trump administration has not yet responded to Grewal's announcement. However, the administration has previously said that it will "vigorously defend" itself against any lawsuits.

It is unclear what specific laws Grewal is referring to in his statement. However, there are a number of laws that the Trump administration has been accused of violating. These include environmental regulations, immigration laws, and voting rights. It is possible that Grewal is referring to one or more of these laws in his statement.

New Jersey is not the only state that is taking legal action against the Trump administration. Several other states have already filed lawsuits against the administration, and more are expected to follow. This is a sign that the Trump administration is facing a growing number of legal challenges.