DOJ takes aim at four blue states over ‘unconstitutional’ climate policies

The Ministry of Justice (doj) Claims against four states led by Democrats were filed: Hawaii, Michigan, New York and Vermont, about the unconstitutional climate policies that threaten US energy independence and national security.

The move comes after President Donald Trump’s executive order 14260, and the protection of US energy from overcoming the state, which directs federal measures against state laws that worship local energy.

Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi said: “These exhausting laws and lawsuits and ideological motives threaten the independence of American energy and economic and national security for our country.”

The Ministry of Justice is working to “launch US energy” by stopping these illegal obstacles to producing reliable energy at reasonable prices that the Americans deserve.

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The Ministry of Justice submitted complaints on Tuesday against New York and Vermont because of the newly approved “climate” laws, which would impose a strict responsibility on fossil fuel companies for alleged climate change contributions.

The New York law on its own is looking for $ 75 billion as compensation from energy companies. According to the Ministry of Justice, these laws are replaced under the Federal Federal Air Law, violates the constitution, and violates the powers of federal foreign affairs.

“The laws of states establish sanctions against companies for global activities that congress did not declare in the states to organize,” the Ministry of Justice said in its files.

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Hawaii, Michigan, New York and Vermont are prosecuted to climate policies. (Google Earth)

Separate lawsuits were filed against Hawaii and Michigan to prevent these states from prosecuting fossil fuel companies in the state court due to previous climatic damage. The Ministry of Justice argues that litigation in these countries will put unconstitutional burdens on energy producers.

“When countries seek to regulate energy outside their constitutional or legal authority, they harm the country’s ability to produce energy and help our opponents,” said Acting Prosecutor Adam Gustagonon.

Prosecutor Bam Bondi said she is working to protect US economic and national security. (Get on AP)

“The administration’s files seek to protect Americans from overcoming the illegal state that would threaten energy independence, it is very important to the well -being and security of all Americans.”

The Ministry of Justice requests the federal courts to declare the laws of the four unconstitutional states and prevent their enforcement.

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