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WA AG-elect Nick Brown warns of ‘dangerous threats’ by Trump | The Olympian

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Washington Attorney General-elect Nick Brown issued a strong warning about the potential 'uniquely dangerous threats' from a second Trump presidency during his keynote address on December 3 at the Washington Observer’s 2024 Re-Wire Conference. He underscored his commitment to uphold Washington state laws and protect the rights of vulnerable populations, including undocumented individuals and those concerned about environmental and reproductive rights. As he prepares to take office, Brown aims to continue the legacy of his predecessor, Bob Ferguson, known for his numerous lawsuits against the Trump administration. His urgent message reflects widespread concerns among Washingtonians regarding their rights under possible federal policy changes. In response, the incoming Trump administration's spokesperson claimed that Trump would work to unify the country and serve all Americans, highlighting the deep political divides both nationally and within Washington state.

Brown's background as a U. S. attorney, focusing on civil rights and hate crime prosecutions, shapes his proactive approach to defending Washington's shared values and legal framework.

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