California to open special session preparing for anti-Trump lawsuits
Posted on 12/02/2024
SACRAMENTO — California lawmakers are returning to the capitol here on Monday to open an emergency special session aimed at establishing a multimillion dollar legal fund to combat the incoming Trump administration with an expected barrage of lawsuits.
The special session, which Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) called after President-elect Donald Trump’s victory last month, kicks off on the same day the state legislature will swear in its own newly elected members — meaning some of their first official actions will be planning for years of anticipated conflict with the federal government.
The special session, which Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) called after President-elect Donald Trump’s victory last month, kicks off on the same day the state legislature will swear in its own newly elected members — meaning some of their first official actions will be planning for years of anticipated conflict with the federal government.
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