Attorney General Jeff Landry led the LADOJ through a great month of November. From protecting freedom to serving justice, our office continues fighting and winning for Louisiana. Below are some highlights from the successful month.
Attorney General Jeff Landry is leading a coalition of 22 states who want the Biden Administration to end its COVID shot mandate for healthcare workers. "This misguided Biden mandate remains a one-size-fits-all, job-killing directive. Our healthcare heroes and their patients deserve better than medical tyranny,” said AG Jeff Landry.
AG Jeff Landry joined Bill Hemmer on "America's Newsroom" to discuss one of his efforts to fight illegal immigration. Louisiana wants Biden to follow the law by detaining and deporting violent criminal aliens. Learn more about this major case before the U.S. Supreme Court here.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has sided with AG Jeff Landry, ruling that the Horseracing Integrity & Safety Act of 2021 is facially unconstitutional under the private non-delegation doctrine.
AG Jeff Landry is calling on the Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development to be transparent over his plans to significantly reduce the number of travel lanes on I-10 in Baton Rouge for one year or more beginning in 2024. The Attorney General wants to ensure a decision to fundamentally alter travel to, from, and within our State’s capital for an extended amount of time was made after proper consideration of the anticipated impacts to the health, safety, and welfare of Louisiana citizens.
AG Jeff Landry says the public is going to be shocked when it learns how little Dr. Anthony Fauci could recall during a deposition about some of the most important actions and discussions when he was chief medical adviser to Presidents Trump and Biden during the COVID-19 pandemic. "Over the course of seven hours, we discovered that he can’t recall practically anything dealing with his COVID response,” AG Landry told The Epoch Times after deposing Dr. Fauci.
AG Jeff Landry announced a settlement with Walmart to to resolve allegations that the company contributed to the opioid addiction crisis by failing to appropriately oversee the dispensing of opioids at its stores. The settlement will provide $3.1 billion nationally to provide treatment and recovery services to people struggling with opioid use disorder. It also includes broad, court-ordered requirements, including robust oversight to prevent fraudulent prescriptions and flag suspicious prescriptions.
AG Jeff Landry attended a groundbreaking at the Avoyelles Hospital where renovations and an expansion of services will better serve the residents of the Parish. He noted that in order to make Louisiana a better place, it takes health care; you cannot build up our communities without doctors and nurses.
Forty states have reached a $391.5 million settlement with Google over the Big Tech Giant's tracking practices. In making the announcement, AG Jeff Landry said that citizens must be able to make informed decisions about what information they release to Big Tech and that Big Tech must recognize the limitations in their collection efforts as it relates to various state laws.
Solicitor General Liz Murrill is raising alarms on the EPA's latest increase in the government calculation of damages from carbon emissions. In an interview with Just The News, she explained how nearly every aspect of Louisiana's economy and culture is at risk under the Biden Administration's unconscionable policy. AG Jeff Landry is leading a multi-state lawsuit against Biden's Social Cost of Carbon.
AG Jeff Landry visited LSU to speak with members of our flagship institution's Turning Point USA chapter. At the meeting, he discussed a range of topics - including First Amendment rights, limited government, and American citizenship.
Our LBI assisted in the arrest of a 38-year old Mexican man accused of raping an underage girl in Walker.
Our office sponsored a 3-day training in Marksville for law enforcement officer and others in the criminal justice system on how to successfully handle and investigate strangulation cases from report to close. This is the latest in a series of events we have held to help curb domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
Take a look at our November recap video which includes some of the many accomplishments our office achieved last month. We are grateful and honored to serve you.
