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'Blatantly Unconstitutional!' How Trump CAN be legally STOPPED
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March 31, 2025
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31:22Now PlayingSince the first Trump administration, we’ve gone from massive protests in the streets to major lawsuits brought by states. Why are state attorneys general the principal — and perhaps the most effective — pushback against Trump’s policies, firings and immigration actions? On this episode of “Can They Do That? with Lisa Rubin” MSNBC Legal Correspondent Lisa Rubin digs into this legal pushback with New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin. Platkin speaks about all of it and why they “are going to see us in court.”
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