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  1. States filed a lawsuit against rules implemented by the Trump administration.
  2. A coalition of states, including Colorado and D.C., sued the Trump administration.
  3. States, including Arizona, Delaware, and Colorado, joined a coalition to sue over federal data sharing and benefit program access.

State Attorneys General in California, Arizona, and Colorado filed lawsuits against the Trump administration.

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State Attorneys General in California, Arizona, and Colorado filed lawsuits against the Trump administration.

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States, including Arizona, Delaware, and Colorado, joined a coalition to sue over federal data sharing and benefit program access. All 2 developments

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