The California Department of Justice and Attorney General, Xavier Becerra, is fighting the Trump Administration in 32 Federal Lawsuits, more than any other State, to Lead the Charge against Policies that Becerra maintains Erode the Business Climate that makes the State the Country's No. 1 Job Creator.

Becerra will soon help California set a Record for the number of times a State has Sued One Administration, surpassing the previous mark held by Texas, which took a relatively leisurely Eight years to Sue Barak Obama 48 times, Three Suits more than California has racked up in the past Two years.

This year, Becerra has filed to Stop the Separation of Immigrant Children from their Families, to Prevent a Rollback of Auto Emission Limits, and to Block the Addition of a Citizen Question on the 2020 Census Form.

Other Suits include ones seeking to Stop the President Trump from Ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and from Limiting Access to Birth Control.

We need to continue to keep creating good jobs, keep California a place where people want to raise their families and start their business, Becerra says.

For its part, the U.S. Government has Sued California Three times over State Laws concerning Net Neutrality, Public Lands Protection, Public Safety, and Immigrant's Right.

Becerra often joins fellow Democrats Attorneys General in Filings, but he takes the Lead when California is Disproportionately Affected or when he has Expertise on an Issue.

He helped Draft the Affordable Care Act (ACA) toward the end of his 24-year tenure as a Congressman for the 34th Congressional District, parts of Los Angeles, which gave him insight into how best to Defend the Statute on behalf of the 16 States that filed to keep it alive.

Becerra Won a Four year Term in November after being Appointed by the Governor. He answers diplomatically when asked where voters might take him next.

I never expected to be in elected office, he says. I intend to make the biggest difference I can wherever I am.










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