Since the first day of President Trump's second term, his administration has implemented sweeping changes that impact Americans nationwide, including here in Maryland. Many of these changes have faced legal challenges, including from Attorney General Anthony G. Brown.
Attorney Brown’s Commitment
Attorney General Brown is committed to holding the federal government accountable when its actions are illegal and negatively impact Marylanders.
Our office stands firm in protecting civil and constitutional rights and will take decisive action against any attempt to weaken them. This includes defending:
- Voting rights
- Fairness in schools
- Housing and employment discrimination
- Immigrant protections
- Safeguarding workers' right
- Access to essential healthcare
- LGBTQIA+ advocacy
- Any other federal actions that threaten the well-being of Marylanders
Legal Action & Oversight for Justice
Through legal advocacy, action, and oversight, Attorney General Brown remains a steadfast champion for justice and equity. His leadership ensures that Maryland continues to be a place where residents' rights are protected, regardless of shifting federal policies.
Explore Our Resources
You can use resources we have compiled to help you understand how the actions of the federal government may impact you.
Some of the materials available on this website were developed by the Attorney General's Office. Others were created by independent state agencies or external organizations not affiliated with our office. While we provide access to these resources as a courtesy, we do not assume responsibility for their relevance, timeliness, or accuracy.
Maryland is not passive in the face of federal overreach. Our state – through its people, institutions, and the Office of the Attorney General – will actively defend Marylanders' rights and respond to federal actions. OAG plays a crucial role in ensuring that federal policies comply with the law and do not infringe upon Marylanders' rights. This page serves as a resource for those seeking information about their rights and for anyone interested in Maryland's legal efforts to protect them.