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Office of Management and Budget's proposed rule to overhaul how federal grants are awarded and administered, impacting … essential public services.” The lawmakers oppose the proposed rule and urge OMB to withdraw this rulemaking in full
June 30, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON
issued the following statement: “This ruling is a win for Louisianians and for every American who just wants … arguments for walking away from this rule simply did not hold up. That matters. The 2024 standard
following statement as the Supreme Court issued its ruling in Louisiana v. Callais : “Today’s decision … promise of equal representation in our democracy. This ruling is about far more than lines
Louisiana v. Callais decision: “The Supreme Court’s ruling this morning is a grave setback to voting rights … important to be clear about what today's ruling does and does not do. The Court ruled
United States Supreme Court in 1969, which ruled in United States v. Louisiana that Louisiana could not prove
dismantled the standards that ensure environmental rules are grounded in science and public health—often without legal authority
dismantled the standards that ensure environmental rules are grounded in science and public health—often without legal authority
those same harmful practices continue. “Oversight matters. The rule of law matters. And the voices of the people
statement following the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump , holding that President … Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were unlawful: “Today's ruling by the Supreme Court confirms what many
institutions means having leaders who respect the rule of law, human life, and the limits of their power
policy decisions. That kind of behavior erodes the rule of law and shakes confidence in our democracy
collapse all at once. They erode when the rule of law is treated as optional and when power
strategic engagement. They do not justify ignoring the rule of law or launching military action without a clear … deserve leadership that respects the Constitution, honors established rules of engagement, and places their safety first, both
clear: We will always stand for the rule of law. We will always stand for safe communities
make this state strong. “Abandoning the soot rule is not policy. It is surrender. It abandons science
approved (again) under the Trump administration’s new rules, an estimated $800 million in BEAD funding allocated
saying plainly: We will always stand for the rule of law. We will always stand for safe communities
legacy NFIP policyholders who have played by the rules. Our analysis of FEMA data shows that NFIP premiums
message about our values as a nation. No rule or regulation should ever stand … also review whether this so-called “Equal Treatment Rule” has been twisted into an instrument of cruelty rather
historic sites in our nation’s capital. These rules exist so no one person, no matter their title … institutions, for our shared history, and for the rule of law. I fully support efforts to hold those
Middle District and the Fifth Circuit Court ruled that Louisiana must have two majority-minority districts. The bipartisan … enacted by the legislature honors those rulings. “The creation of a second majority-minority district was not about
following statement after voting against passage of the Rule for the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year
every year. The city operates under a Home Rule Charter, and we are committed to maintaining control over … expense of local self-governance or the rule of law. If your Administration wishes to support New Orleans
governance is built on the principle of Home Rule—the local community’s own constitution—that gives cities … never at the expense of our Home Rule Charter or the democratic principles we swore to uphold