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California vs. Trump: Preparing for Conflict

California prepares for potential conflicts with the Trump administration, anticipating legal battles and policy rollbacks.

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What specific threats did Trump make against California?: Trump has threatened to withhold disaster aid from California unless it complies with Republican water policies and is likely to challenge California's environmental regulations, including bans on gas-powered cars and diesel vehicles.
Why did California Governor Gavin Newsom call a special legislative session?: California Governor Gavin Newsom called a special legislative session to prepare for potential conflicts with the Trump administration, citing threats to California's freedoms and policies.
What preparations did California make in anticipation of a potential Trump win?: The state, anticipating potential legal battles, pre-wrote briefs and planned legal strategies over the summer in preparation for a Trump win. They are seeking increased funding for litigation and disaster aid.
What is the history of legal conflict between California and the Trump administration?: California has a history of legal conflict with the Trump administration, suing the previous administration 123 times on issues like DACA, Obamacare, and clean air rules. They expect similar legal battles under a new Trump administration.
Why is California particularly vulnerable to a Trump administration's immigration policies?: California is home to a large immigrant population, making it a likely target for Trump's stricter immigration policies, including potential crackdowns on DACA, birthright citizenship, and increased deportations.

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