Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and a coalition of Democratic attorneys general have been filing motions and briefs to federal judges to challenge what they believe are unconstitutional and illegal actions by the Trump administration. Brown has joined lawsuits to protect birthright citizenship, federal funding for state programs, and private financial information. His efforts have resulted in temporary restraining orders that have blocked executive orders and preserved critical state programs.
Despite facing criticism for using state funds to sue the federal government, Brown remains determined to protect Marylanders’ rights and privileges. Most recently, he filed a joint suit against the Trump administration, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the National Institutes of Health for cutting medical and public health research funding.
Brown has also supported lawsuits against Trump’s executive orders affecting transgender children and federal employees. He believes these actions directly impact the population of Maryland and is committed to defending their interests. Additionally, Brown has requested $1 million from Governor Wes Moore to expand his federal litigation team and continue challenging the Trump administration’s policies.
While some critics caution against filing lawsuits for political reasons, Brown argues that his actions are necessary to safeguard the health and welfare of Marylanders. His ongoing legal battles exemplify the state’s commitment to standing up against what they view as unjust government actions.
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