It’s starting! America is breaking in half! The plans of Donald Trump and his supporters are causing considerable concern among Democrats, and Democratic-governed states are therefore planning to torpedo the Republicans’ plans as best as possible! The newly elected president reacts to this resistance with clear anger – this is the situation in the USA:
Democrats want to block Trump as best they can
Several Democratic-led states are preparing legal action against the Trump administration‘s policies. “The freedoms we hold dear in California are under attack, and we will not stand idly by,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said, according to Politico. Newsom, a longtime Trump critic, plans to introduce measures to protect California in a special session The aim is to protect these areas against the influence of federal policy. California already has experience with such disputes is ready to fight for the rights of its citizens in court. Newsom and the California representatives also emphasized that they want to make California “Trump-proof.” “We have been preparing for months and developing strategies with attorneys general across the country,” added California Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Trump angry about announcements
Trump reacted indignantly to these announcements from California and commented on his network Truth Social: “Governor Gavin Newscum is trying to ruin our beautiful California. For the first time, more people are leaving the state than coming here.” He accused Newsom of using the term ” Trumpproof” only to use it to block necessary changes and claimed to have just won the elections by a large margin. Other states such as New York and Illinois are also preparing for the future Trump administration. “Anyone who wants to attack my people must first get past me,” said Illinois Governor JB Pritzker. He sees Illinois as a “sanctuary for people whose rights are denied elsewhere,” including politically persecuted people, people in need of abortion, and relatives the LGBTQ community.
Democrats have analyzed Trump’s “Project 2025.”
Illinois plans to take measures to protect personal health information to prevent access by judicial or federal authorities in other states, such as preventing abortion procedures against residents of other states. Pritzker’s chief of staff, Anne Caprara, explained that Illinois has been prepared for this situation for months. “We are analyzing ‘Project 2025’ in detail to understand the possible steps of the new administration.”
