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Injunction Issued Against Trump Administration Over Commercial Driver Database Access

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Kathy Jennings, as Delaware Attorney General, announced that a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on September 23, 2026. The order bars the Trump administration from accessing a database containing personal information on approximately 17 million commercial drivers. Additionally, the injunction prevents the administration from withholding over $10 million in federal funding intended for the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators regarding the database.

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The lawsuit was filed by Jennings and attorneys general from 24 states, along with the governors of Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The injunction directly impacts the administration's access to a large commercial driver database and the flow of federal funding.

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Kathy Jennings
attorney and politician
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