CA Attorney General Bonta & CalHHS Secretary Johnson Discuss Litigation to Block Public Charge Rule and Its Impact on Californians

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Live Thursday, Sep 24, 2026 | 11am PST

Overview

California and 21 other states have filed lawsuits to block the Trump Administration’s Public Charge rule change that went into effect Sept. 18. Our speakers will share their perspectives on the lawsuits, the impact of the rule change and where Californians can turn for resources and information.

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