Anthony Romero

I think some of the governors are beginning to find their sense of authority in Colorado and New Mexico. How about New York? In New York, we're working on it.

I think some of the governors are beginning to find their sense of authority in Colorado and New Mexico. How about New York? In New York, we're working on it.

Well, I think the governor's really working with us. I think the mayor is a bit more complicated on the immigrants' rights issue. Eric Adams in New York? I think it's complicated.

Well, I think the governor's really working with us. I think the mayor is a bit more complicated on the immigrants' rights issue. Eric Adams in New York? I think it's complicated.

Well, I think the governor's really working with us. I think the mayor is a bit more complicated on the immigrants' rights issue. Eric Adams in New York? I think it's complicated.

For not what we like it to be. For not standing up. Not what we want it to be.

For not what we like it to be. For not standing up. Not what we want it to be.

For not what we like it to be. For not standing up. Not what we want it to be.

I think on immigrants in particular, I think the governors have enormous power and latitude. They can't obstruct federal immigration enforcement, but they don't have to collude. There are shield laws that I think the governors can also enact for trans kids, for trans individuals. Like you saw Letitia James in New York.

I think on immigrants in particular, I think the governors have enormous power and latitude. They can't obstruct federal immigration enforcement, but they don't have to collude. There are shield laws that I think the governors can also enact for trans kids, for trans individuals. Like you saw Letitia James in New York.

I think on immigrants in particular, I think the governors have enormous power and latitude. They can't obstruct federal immigration enforcement, but they don't have to collude. There are shield laws that I think the governors can also enact for trans kids, for trans individuals. Like you saw Letitia James in New York.

When this one kind of executive order then triggered the shutting down of access to medical care in New York City hospitals with people who had private insurance, the New York attorney general stepped up and said, wait a minute, if you start canceling those appointments, you're going to run afoul of our state laws.

When this one kind of executive order then triggered the shutting down of access to medical care in New York City hospitals with people who had private insurance, the New York attorney general stepped up and said, wait a minute, if you start canceling those appointments, you're going to run afoul of our state laws.

When this one kind of executive order then triggered the shutting down of access to medical care in New York City hospitals with people who had private insurance, the New York attorney general stepped up and said, wait a minute, if you start canceling those appointments, you're going to run afoul of our state laws.

It's fearmongering. It's clear it's fearmongering. It's a card that he played in the election. You saw the ads he ran.

It's fearmongering. It's clear it's fearmongering. It's a card that he played in the election. You saw the ads he ran.

It's fearmongering. It's clear it's fearmongering. It's a card that he played in the election. You saw the ads he ran.

It was clear fear-mongering. Of a community of 1.5 million people who are really under assault, you have over 500 state laws that have been targeted on the trans community. It's really an onslaught the likes of which we haven't seen in generations. And part of what our case, we have both this case and we have the one on the transgender affirming health care, is to make equal protection arguments.

It was clear fear-mongering. Of a community of 1.5 million people who are really under assault, you have over 500 state laws that have been targeted on the trans community. It's really an onslaught the likes of which we haven't seen in generations. And part of what our case, we have both this case and we have the one on the transgender affirming health care, is to make equal protection arguments.

It was clear fear-mongering. Of a community of 1.5 million people who are really under assault, you have over 500 state laws that have been targeted on the trans community. It's really an onslaught the likes of which we haven't seen in generations. And part of what our case, we have both this case and we have the one on the transgender affirming health care, is to make equal protection arguments.