House Dem will organize a rapid response task force and litigation group to combat Trump’s agenda
House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, DN.Y., Send. House Democrats A letter on Monday announced the establishment of a swift response team and litigation group to “rebelize extreme extremism” since President Donald Trump took office.
In a letter to “Dear Colleague,” Jeffries wrote:
Jeffries was characterized Political landscape “A multifaceted struggle to protect and defend everyday Americans from the harms caused by this administration.”
As a result, House Democrats say they have officially established a rapid response task force and litigation working group, chaired by Colorado Democrat Joe Negas.
Despite past anger over past cliffs, the threat of government shutdown and cheating
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries wrote a letter to House Democrats, stating that they would “push back to far-right extremism” the formation of quick response teams and litigation groups since President Donald Trump took office. I sent it to. (Getty Images)
Jeffries said Democrats will continue to “commit to taking away the high cost of living for everyday Americans.” He criticized House Republicans for “continuing to launch far-right attacks on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, public safety and children’s education,” and Americans “counting Democrats” to stop them. “He said.
Fox News Digital reached out to the White House, Jeffreys’ offices and Negas’ offices for comments, but did not respond immediately.
Johnson Speaker says the house will match Trump’s pace as Democrats remain “on fire.”
Jeffries responded to Fox News’ investigation into the task force, saying that it was “a continuous effort to push back far-right extremism.”
Jeffries told Fox that “what (the Republicans) actually did is not a matter of law now,” suggesting that such actions are “confusing” Republicans. He said there was.
The letter says House Democrats have officially established a rapid response task force and litigation working group, chaired by Colorado Democratic Speaker Joe Negas. (Getty)
Jeffries, along with his House Democrat colleagues, announced his efforts to resist the president’s agenda. Trump took office Mid-January.
last week, House Democrats announced legislation It seeks to secure personal data for Americans in a sweep of Government Efficiency (DOGE) spending.
House Democrats left Congressional Doge Caucus and Musk said he was “blowing things up.”
The law, entitled “Taxpayer Data Protection Act, will “ensure that this out-of-control power forever and that there is financial, personal, medical and confidential information for Americans,” the law said on Thursday. It was revealed. It is protected.”
Elon Musk’s Doge team has been identifying “wasteful” spending within various government agencies over the past few weeks.
Elon Musk’s Doge team has been identifying “wasteful” spending within various government agencies over the past few weeks. (House/Getty)
Doge has been a target for various lawsuits in the weeks since its establishment. A federal New York judge on Saturday determined that he would block Doge officials from accessing personal data, such as Social Security numbers and bank account numbers.
Trump’s Department of Justice It was against the orderwhich is called an “anti-constitutional” ruling.
Vice President JD Vance It is also called X’s ruling unconstitutional, and it is said to be an example of the judiciary overreach.
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“If a judge attempts to communicate to the general how a military operation is carried out, it is illegal. If a judge attempts to order the Attorney General about how to use his discretion as a prosecutor, that is also illegal. That’s not permitted. Vance wrote on Sunday.
Kelly Phares, Tyler Olson, Aubrie Spady and Anders Hagstrom of Fox News contributed to this report.