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Ms. Toad

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13. Most are civil matters,
Thu Sep 4, 2025, 07:59 PM
Sep 4

enforced by individuals or by entities whose constituents are harmed.

The plan that emerged was not focused on centralizing a response, but on running a barrage of coordinated efforts. Attorneys general would represent states, advocacy groups such as Public Citizen and the ACLU would focus on their areas of expertise, and the unions would gather stories from their members and identify plaintiffs who could show harm. Atop this infrastructure, new organizations took shape, bringing in tens of millions of dollars to pay for it all.


Although it isn't expressly stated in the article, I have direct knowledge of the primary action they discussed - and serving people with disabilities was at the core of the concerns of the party which agreed to be a plaintiff.

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