ALT AG Rayfield files lawsuit to protect vote-by-mail

ALT “The United States Postal Service has one job: to deliver the mail. President Trump is trying to give it a second one — deciding which Americans get a ballot. That is not the postal service’s role, it is not the federal government’s role, and it is not constitutional. Trump has spent years weaponizing federal agencies to prop up his false story that fraud cost him the 2020 election. He votes by mail. Oregonians vote by mail. And Oregon will keep running its own elections.”

ALT BREAKING NEWS: AG Rayfield leads coalition in securing court order protecting providers and access to care

ALT “The freedom to make personal healthcare decisions – with your family and your doctor – is a fundamental Oregon value. It’s rooted in our belief that every person deserves dignity, compassion, and care. The court saw through the federal government’s attempt to bully hospitals and providers into abandoning their patients, and ruled on the side of those values.”

ALT Today, AG Rayfield led a multistate coalition in securing a federal court order blocking an unlawful attempt by the Trump administration to pressure healthcare providers into ending care for youth with gender dysphoria. The Court granted the States’ motion for summary judgment, ruling the Administration cannot threaten to cut off hospitals and clinics from Medicare and Medicaid, for providing gender-affirming care.

ALT BREAKING NEWS: U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s tariffs, siding with Oregon

ALT “Today, the Supreme Court made it clear that no President gets to levy taxes on Americans disguised as tariffs. At a time when we should all be working together to do everything in our power to keep the cost of living down for working families, the President tried to sidestep Congress to increase prices on groceries, utilities, and basic everyday necessities.”

ALT "Today is Oregon's birthday - and we'll continue to fight for Oregon's laws and values every day."

ALT OregonLive headline: Judge restricts federal use of tear gas, munitions at Portland ICE protests

ALT “The court’s order is an important check on the use of force we saw over the weekend. Peaceful protesters should never be met with tear gas. This order protects Oregonians’ basic constitutional rights.”

ALT OregonLive headline: “Anti-ICE protest draws massive crowd at South Portland facility, feds deploy tear gas”

ALT The right to peacefully protest is fundamental to who we are as a democracy. It is protected under the Constitution. Oregonians should be able to show up, speak out, and do so safely, without fear that they will be met with excessive force.

ALT Six takeaways from town hall with Oregon, other attorneys general

ALT Six takeaways from our Federal Oversight & Accountability Town Hall on Wednesday: 1. More lawsuits to come 2. Dem AGs are working together 3. People are concerned about 2026 elections & ICE 4. Tariffs are impacting Oregonians 5. Oregonians must speak out 6. Oregon is a beacon to the nation

ALT Today, Martin Luther King Jr.’s words ring as true as they did half a century ago: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." We’ll continue the fight for justice every day.