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$207 billion saved for California from 82 lawsuits against Trump administration, Bonta says
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· August 4, 2026
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California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta credited his lawsuits against the Trump administration for protecting more than $200 billion in funding, defending core civil rights and removing military forces from Los Angeles streets.
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